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Office for Mac 2011 SP1 Coming Next Week With Outlook Sync Support
The Loop reports that Microsoft is preparing to release Office for Mac 2011 Service Pack 1 sometime next week, bringing a number of fixes, enhancements and new features to the company's flagship productivity suite. The most significant new features are said to come in Outlook, including support for syncing calendars to iOS devices via Sync Services.
The update will enable calendar syncing between Outlook for Mac and Apple's Sync Services. This means you can now sync your Outlook calendars, as well as your contacts, notes and tasks with any service or device that supports Sync Services.
That includes your iPhone and iPad. Microsoft's Senior Director of Product Management, Pat Fox, told The Loop that this was one of the most requested features from Office for Mac 2011 users.
Outlook will see a number of other new features, including support for server-side rules in Exchange, redirect and resend buttons for mail, and editing of existing messages. Excel will reportedly also see new integration of Solver functionalities.
Update: Microsoft has published a blog post offering additional detail on some of the new features coming in Office for Mac 2011 SP1.
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108 months ago
Outlook has constantly crashed, failed to send messages and has been super slow syncing with our exchange server. I moved all my stuff over to Mail and iCal for the time being. I may give SP1 a chance though.
108 months ago
Unfortunately, Apple is discontinuing support for MobileMe calendar syncing via Sync Services as of May 5th, preventing users from utilizing direct Outlook-MobileMe syncing.
This doesn't affect MobileMe syncing between Macs and iOS devices correct?
108 months ago
Maybe word will stop crashing on documents with to many tables, and PowerPoint will stop crashing on large presentations editing animations.
Maybe.
Maybe.
108 months ago
<<Unfortunately, Apple is discontinuing support for MobileMe calendar syncing via Sync Services as of May 5th, preventing users from utilizing direct Outlook-MobileMe syncing.>>
I am amazed how a company like Apple can produce such great products while pushing out something as crappy as MobileMe. :eek:
I've had pretty good experience with mobile me, tbh...
... But to be even more honest, if I was the one paying for it, I wouldn't be.
It's not the services, it's the price. :/
108 months ago
Office Mac, bla, bla, bla.
Tell me more about the future of :apple: MobileMe Sync services.
Tell me more about the future of :apple: MobileMe Sync services.
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