If you use Gmail in Outlook and are on IMAP, it’s possible that your contacts and calendar entries in Outlook are in a “cached” OST file in your computer. I do not give free answers over email, only book appointments. I’m a nice person and all, but there are so many issues that I can’t help until I am remoted in and recommend getting on my calendar.īefore you read further, please take note of one important thing. I am starting to receive requests from people who want to ask me questions and want free answers. Although Google does offer apps for syncing (for a fee), many of my clients still just use the IMAP settings and this is the cause of their problems.īefore you go farther into this blog, I have found it becoming very popular on the internet and on LinkedIn. Gmail and its big sister Google Apps were not made for Outlook, so this is exactly why people have problems if they use Outlook. In my opinion, Gmail was never intended for Outlook use, meant to be a browser based platform (and, in the past few years, an Android based email platform). When it comes down to it, Outlook is a great program for email management, but it has limitations. These clients are either using the free Gmail account or are paying for Google Apps, but not using the whole program (installing the Google Apps synch tool). | 13 Comments As an Outlook Expert, I get calls all the time from people who are suffering from various issues- slow Outlook, Outlook not working right, emails won’t send or receive, emails are missing, folders are missing, etc.Īnd many times, they are using Gmail as their server.
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