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The old firm started with an in-house exchange e-mail server, but transitioned to corporate Office 365 about 8 years ago. Both firms work in the areas of healthcare, justice, correctional, and primary, secondary and higher education. Currently in one with offices across the US, and the previous firm I was with for just over 23 years opened a few offices in several states. It is of course not the 'online outlook' that is in the last years simply a webmail with office capabilities that were translated into the cloud.Īny serious professional I know is still using things like MS Outlook or Thunderbird, etc.For the last 25 years, I've worked in 2 architectural firms. Yes, I use ms outlook as an email client, a software for managing multiple email accounts from various providers, in POP3 and IMAP versions. Perhaps one could do this with BB Link and BB Blend - but at least in my case they don't work (except for being able to automatically copy photos from the BB phone to the windows computer).

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I just tried the software today and it seems to work flawlessly, at least over USB, and to install also very easy. The sync channel can be a USB-cable, a wifi connection or a cloud of the company ('DejaCloud'). The tasks and notes (from Outlook) are synchronised with the 'Remember' native app on the BB phone. The great thing is that the syncing includes everything: contacts, calendar, tasks and notes. The apps can be for syncing Outlook with the BB phone, or Google with the BB phone.

bar file for the BB10 phone (which I was able to 'sideload' immediately), and an app for windows (in several versions, I took an older one, v7). Now I found another software that does it more or less perfectly: 'CompanionLink' (for 50$, 2-week free trial) I already presented in another thread a version that uses 'MyPhoneExplorer' (a free android app on the phone + app in windows). I was looking for a solution to sync my Blackberry Classic with my Outlook on PC.

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