We wouldn’t be ourselves, if we hadn’t fixed an issue with a 3rd party product and then shared it with the world. Many of our tools was initially created solely for our own needs, tested by us in a live environment as we grew from a small business to what we are now, and then turned into products that many of you use today. So… here we come with another tool for Outlook and iPhone/iPad aficionados.
We’ve heard from our fellow users that the iCloud feature from Apple™, which is meant to synchronize Outlook with iCloud, iPhone, iPad and other iCloud-compatible devices, is a great tool but does not really sync the stuff that you already have in Outlook but creates another set of folders.
To delve into the problem, we started using iCloud Control Panel together with Outlook for our own needs and soon we realized that our Outlook synchronization algorithms can quickly fix the issue. That’s how we came up with this:
CodeTwo Sync for iCloud enables you to automatically synchronize Microsoft Outlook folders with iCloud folders – the rest is in done by iCloud itself. The program will let you seamlessly synchronize Outlook calendar, tasks and contacts with your smartphone. And, as always, it’s easier and faster than you can imagine.
Just check it out for yourself:
Learn more and download CodeTwo Sync for iCloud
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Microsoft Outlook’s tasks feature is very powerful, but it isn’t as sexy and as convenient as most users would like it to be. Thus, scores of users resort to tasks and project tools that live outside Outlook. Maybe Outlook tasks would come in handy if they had more features and were more intuitive? Wouldn’t it be great to assign and track tasks or projects of the entire team still being inside Outlook together with all your email, calendars and contacts?
If you need any help with configuring a POP3 account in Outlook, you can use a free tool by CodeTwo, 
If you are a Microsoft Outlook user you probably know a common problem with blocked attachments that you can neither open, nor save to your hdd.. The most common files of this type are: .exe, .bat, .asp, .url, gadget., .js, .reg etc. Outlook blocks these files automatically due to the security reasons and Microsoft’s strategy aiming to protect Outlook users from virus attacks. Nevertheless, this method is not always convenient and pretty often becomes unacceptable for some people. Unblocking disabled attachments is not an easy thing to do. There are numerous questions in this matter regularly posted by irritated users on social forums and IT blogs. So to save your time spent on digging in manuals and in advanced settings of the program, CodeTwo has created a quick and friendly application that immediately brings you back a control of all attachments coming to your inbox. The tool is called 
