#Aol address book server information download#

None of them distinguish between sources which is the difference between Local and Exchange.

But they all present you with a single list of “All Contacts” with both Exchange and Local merged. Some apps let you manage groups of contacts on the iPhone. But Outlook’s field mapping interface is unforgiving – get one wrong and you have to delete all the imported contacts and start over. You then must spend 30 minutes mapping the fields in Outlook. There are other applications that email you an exported CSV that you can import into Outlook.

iTunes is a heavy program, and you could literally be there for an hour trying to make this happen.

You may not want to alter iTunes/Outlook sync settings.

#Aol address book server information download#

iTunes may not be installed, and you may not have time to wait for a 100MB download and lengthy installation process.You will not always be near the computer that the end-user normally syncs iTunes to.

However, there are several issues with this workaround: Delete the contacts from the phone, and watch them trickle in from the Exchange server.Import the PST into an Outlook profile that is configured to that Exchange server.Export the PST that has the contacts in it.Configure iTunes to synchronize to an Outlook profile with at least one contact in it.Read on to see the time-consuming workarounds that inspired us to write this app. To jump straight to our solution, check out the ContactMover iPhone app. This defeats the purpose of having Exchange, which is to automatically sync your contacts across multiple devices. Selecting “Keep on My iPhone” will keep contacts on your iPhone, but only on your iPhone.

We have this issue every time we setup an iPhone on Exchange.