Mengatur kontak dan kalender Outlook.com di OSX

Ada pertanyaan serupa tentang sinkronisasi Outlook.com pada AskDifferent, sebagian besar terkait dengan aplikasi Mail OSX asli. Namun, saya sangat tertarik untuk menghubungkan aplikasi Kontak dan Kalender di OSX ke akun Outlook.com saya.

Apakah ada cara untuk menggunakan akun Outlook.com saya untuk diintegrasikan dengan kontak dan aplikasi kalender?

Saya menyadari bahwa Outlook.com tidak menerapkan protokol Exchange asli, namun mempertimbangkan menambahkan akun Outlook.com di iOS tampaknya berfungsi dengan baik untuk entri email, kontak, dan kalender, mungkin ada cara yang layak untuk mencapai hal yang sama di OSX ?

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— Moriarty
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Huh, Ketika saya pergi ke Pengaturan> Mail, Kontak, Kalender di iPhone saya ada opsi "outlook.com", tetapi tidak ketika saya pergi ke System Preferences> Akun Internet pada Mac saya. Apakah outlook.com memiliki CalDAV atau CardDAV di mana saja dalam opsinya?

— dwightk

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For desktop usage, Outlook.com uses IMAP for mail. However, it doesn't provide CardDAV or CalDAV access for contacts and calendars. For mobile usage, Outlook.com uses Exchange Active Sync. I'm not aware of any Mac desktop apps that support Exchange Active Sync.

You should tell Microsoft that this is important to you. When you login to Outlook.com, click the settings icon and then click on Feedback. Tell them what you want, why it matters, and what you will do in lieu of having this available to you. For example, I said this in my feedback to them about this topic (feel free to borrow this, although I'd recommend changing it to whatever is important to you):

I want to be able to sync my calendar and contacts across all devices that I use. I can get my calendar and contacts on my phone, but not on my Mac. Please make it possible for me to see my calendar and contacts on Mac desktop clients. Gmail can sync my calendar and contacts to my Mac desktop applications, which makes it very difficult for me to use Outlook.com instead of Gmail.

— nadyne
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Thanks for the suggestion. I agree that notifying Microsoft on this is a first step. However, despite your good advise, the problem cannot be solved with this for now.

— Moriarty

I feel like using Feedback is pointless. They ignored requests for IMAP for about 10 years, and that is a much bigger feature than CalDAV/CardDAV. As a workaround, I’m keeping my contacts and calendars in iCloud. But I would like to do it all on Outlook.com.

— Nate

Apple doesn't support ActiveSync on Mac and Microsoft doesn't support CalDAV/CardDAV ... Outlook.com users suffer ...

— DeepSpace101

Any updates on this? This is giving me grief.

— elixenide

In fact, now it's possible to set up Outlook.com (even if on custom domain) with Exchange on OSX. You should use your normal email address as username, a generated app password if you have 2FA (or a normal one) as a password and m.hotmail.com/EWS/Exchange.asmx as internal & external URL when prompted. Then, OSX will happily offer to synchronize mail, calendars, reminders etc. with your Outlook.com account.

— RReverser

I have one suggestion for Calendars which I use. You can go to http://calendar.live.com, and get a sharing link for a calendar. Take the ICS link, open Calendar on your Mac. Then, go to Import Subscribed Calendar and paste this link. Make sure to replace webcals:// with https://. This gives you a read-only subscription and at present, is the only workaround to Microsoft's stubbornness. I have no solution for Contacts though.

— pratnala
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calendars which I subscribed to on outlook.com aren't visible though so you got to subscribe to them seperately from the calendars app. Best workaround yet though.

— ProblemsOfSumit

That's correct.

— pratnala