#Gsyncit update#
#Gsyncit free#

The few hours that I am out of sync I can just go to Google Calendar and get the latest info.

#Gsyncit update#

I update my personal and work calendars during the day and when I get home and sync my phone my calendars are all synced.

#Gsyncit free#

It may seem complicated, but it has actually been simple, painless, and problem free since I set it up several months ago. Once I had gSyncit syncing my Google and home Outlook calendars then my Windows Mobile phone and iPod automatically benefited and were now syncing with all my Google Calendars. gSyncit has other features besides the calendar sync, it will also sync your contacts with GMail and that includes photos. It worked so well for me I only used it for ten minutes before deciding to pay the $9.99. Include different file attachments, schedule emails for sending later, CC and BCC recipients, create drafts, track email opens, clicks, and bounces. It is easy to setup, so it is very easy to try out before buying. Send personalized emails with Gmail Mail Merge. There are several options for configuring the sync process and controlling what gets synced where. My Work calendar ends up as category Work. Each Google calendar ends up as a different category. GSyncit will synchronize all your different Google calendars to your Outlook calendar. gSyncit is a way to get around that limitation. Pocket Outlook only has one calendar and Activesync will only sync one calendar to Outlook. I have my work Outlook look at my other Google calendars as Internet Calendars.Īt home I use Outlook to get my calendar to my iPod and Windows Mobile phone. Using Google Calendar Sync on my work computer, I push my work Outlook calendar to Google Calendar. I renamed my main Google calendar to “Work”. I use Google Calendar Sync to synchronize my work calendar with Google Calendar. Google Sync will synchronize your Outlook calendar to GMail, but it has limitations, and will only synchronize one calendar. Google Calendar supports multiple calendars and lets you publish/share them to other calendar tools like Outlook.

That method utilizes Google Calendar as my hub and a combination of Google Calendar Sync and an excellent program called gSyncit ($9.99). I have been trying different methods of synchronizing my Calendars for many years, and I have finally settled on a method that works for me and is pretty much maintenance free.