#OUTLOOK 2016 FOR MAC YOSEMITE FREE#

These standards are not proprietary to Apple unlike EWS, EAS, and MAPI which are all proprietary closed Microsoft only standards. Note: Microsoft do not support the independent official standards of CardDAV and CalDAV (for contacts and calendars respectively) which Google, Apple, Mozilla, and many others do support.

#OUTLOOK 2016 FOR MAC YOSEMITE FREE#

Certainly the email function works on both but I have not yet seen any comments as to whether calendar and contacts do as well, as this option is free it costs you nothing but time to try it out and let us know. Maybe you could use a 'free' account in both Outlook 2016 for Mac and on on your iOS device.

I am not sure if they have officially certified Outlook 2016 for Mac as yet but Outlook 2011 for Mac certainly worked. Buy and run Kerio Connect, this is able to run on a Mac server and supports EWS and EAS and therefore supports Outlook for Mac and iOS devices.This would mean you would probably want to cancel your Office365 account Connect Outlook 2016 for Mac to a hosted Microsoft Exchange server using EWS again, and the same for your iOS device via EAS.Unfortunately I believe this is only possible for business Office365 accounts and not for consumer Office365 accounts Connect Outlook 2016 for Mac to an Office365 account that includes an Exchange account, likewise for your iOS device.You would connect the iOS device to the same Microsoft Exchange account via EAS (Exchange Active Sync)

Connect Outlook 2016 for Mac to your own company Microsoft Exchange server using EWS (Exchange Web Services), this supports email, calendar, and contacts.

You need to pick a common ground between (ugh!) Outlook 2016 for Mac and your iOS devices. OS X is less closed than Windows with substantial parts of it being open-source, it is also more standards compliant than Windows. Microsoft are talking through their arse.

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