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Outlook 2003 • Go to Tools -> Options • Click 'Other' and 'Advanced Options' • Select 'COM add-ins' and then 'iTunes sync add-in' • Click 'OK' and then 'Apply' Outlook 2007 - 2010 • Go to Tools -> Trust Center • Add-ins • In 'Details' select 'iTunes add-in' from the 'Inactive Application Add-ins' • In 'Manage', click 'COM Add-ins' • Click 'Go' • In the small window that shows up, choose 'iTunes sync add-in' Click 'OK' Before attempting the follwing procedure, for more safety, please consider our tutorial • Connect your iPhone to your Computer ( iTunes should open up automatically. Yes, this is possible To sync selected contacts from Outlook to iPhone, proceed as follows: – In Outlook, go to File > New > Outlook Data File and call it “My personal folders” – Right-click “My personal folders” and select New, name the new folder “Unwanted Contacts” – Right-click “Unwanted Contacts” and select Properties > Outlook Address Book. I’m using iTunes 10.1 and a brand new iPhone 4. I have the same issue others in this thread are trying to solve. There are 2,000 total contacts in Outlook. In the current contacts list called “contacts” by Outlook, there are 500 – that’s the current list and the one I want to sync.

The other 1,500 are in a file called “contacts nosync”. The problem – in iTunes 10 once you check sync contacts with Outlook there are 2 options: 1) All contacts 2) Selected groups. Clearly we want selected groups. But in selected group only “contacts nosync” is displayed, “contacts” is not.

Therefore, when I try to check selected groups but don’t check “contacts nosync” – iTunes decides I must want all contacts and downloads all 2,000. The problem appears to be that the base “contacts” file does not show up as a group in iTunes and the “show this folder as an email address book” checkbox is greyed out in Outlook contact properties settings. So, I can’t find a way to select only “contacts”. Anyone find a way around this?

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Hi, I have Office 2010 and an Exchange-server account (from the company) and private local folders. Thus my PC company contacts/calendar and private contacts/calendar. The iPhone has an Exchange-sync via air for all exchange calendars/mail/contacts and should have an iTunes sync for all private local contracts/calendar. Private mail is synced directly with the provider. I cannot select the private calendar/contacts folder for synchonization. I see only the company exchange-server based list.

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Any idea, to see both: Contacts from my computer = private Contacts from exchange = company? Best regards Uwe. In essance the answer is no. It does not sync email the same way old Palm use to and Windows Phones do.