I'd really like to see MS bring Contacts into the iOS Outlook app, Apple's Contacts apps on Mac & iOS are terrible. Outlook for Mac and Gmail always worked fine until the Catalina. The web version is reliable, works with plug-ins and the Contacts feature is excellent (for my use) - it is almost as good as the old People Hub on Windows Phone, but not quite if they add contact tagging in OneDrive photos then it will be damn close. Next, select Outlook from the sync contacts with: and sync calendars with: drop down.

I'll consider using it when it doesn't need to bump me out to the web to access features that should be in the desktop client eg: Todo's, Notes, Moca. See which lists a contact belongs to: Select a contact, then press and hold the Option key. See the contacts in a list: Select a list or Smart List in the sidebar. Just download the book from your Kindle account and use the converter tool or website. such as Apple Watch, iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad, iPad Mini, iPad Air, iPad Pro, MacBook, MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, iMac, and Pro Display XDR. Cardhop offers natural language input to make it super. I open the Mac client now and again just to see what is new. In the Contacts app on your Mac, do any of the following: See lists: Choose View > Show Lists to see lists in the sidebar. A Media Access Control address (MAC address) is a hardware identifier. Shortcuts A smarter address book for your iPhone and iPad (and Mac), just like Apple should have made. I have to use Parallels to run the Windows version occasionally when I need to do things the web version can't (eg: bulk email and contact admin). The outlook Mac client has been going through some major growing pains in the past year or so, the 'new' version looks pretty but it is missing so much functionality that its not much good for users who rely on deeper integrations and the features present in the 'old' version (which is where the real value lies).

Macbook address book