iPod: Sync Calendar and Contacts with Outlook
Contributed by Rob Rogers 
Tagged: iPod You can upload your Outlook Calendar and Contacts to your iPod, giving you portability to your info. Just follow this Tech-Recipe:
1. Open Outlook.
2. Connect the iPod to your computer.
3. Open iTunes.
4. Click Edit and select Preferences.
5. Select the iPod tab.
6. Select the Calendar tab.
7. Check the Synchronize calendars from Microsoft Outlook checkbox.
8. Select the Contacts tab.
9. Check the Synchronize contacts from: checkbox and select Microsoft Outlook from the dropdown.
10. Click OK.
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Jose De Leon said on November 16, 2008
How i can put a share calendar the outlook dont send me that option!!!
alice said on January 23, 2009
The outlook calendar can be color coded. Is there anyway to have this feature on the iPod also?
dos said on March 14, 2009
I never saw an ipod tab under edit/preferences. what am i doing wrong?
Geoff Cornwall said on April 3, 2009
Ok. I’ve got that, but is there a way of doing it the other way i.e from iPod to Outlook contacts?
Anonymous said on April 2, 2010
I have uploaded my contacts and calendar into my iPod classic 30GB. However, when I add new names to my Outlook contacts, they do not upload upon the next sync with my iPod, suggestions?
Melissa Paul said on January 22, 2012
I do not have an iPod tab in my preferences. What else can I do to sync my outlook calendar & contacts to my iPod?
Dannie said on January 22, 2012
Apple is being really smart in proactively trying to get iPads into the academic community. The MAC was never really highly accepted there other than for graphic design. The iPad is taking Apple into places it struggled to break into.