If you have the legacy free edition of G Suite, upgrade to G Suite Basic to get this feature. This page is for G Suite administrators who want to set up G Suite Sync. However, the 64 bit version was specifically designed for 64 bit Operating Systems and performs much better on those. A lot more people ought to look at this and understand this side of the story. It's surprising you aren't more popular given that you definitely possess the gift. I certainly love this website.

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Our company uses Google apps premier and we have been very happy with it. We just purchased two new laptops and they are running 64 bit Win 7. Through our Windows MAPs licence we have now downloaded office 2010 onto these laptops. These are not beta but real licensed versions.

We require 64bit Office for other applications and thus cannot downgrade to 32bit. We now find we cannot use Outlook as Google Apps Sync does not work with 64Bit 2010.

John carter torrent 1080p french full. Can you please advise when it is likely to be available or should we just clear out a server and transfer out of Google Apps to exchange? Google, like Apple, has never been known for telling its customers what it will be doing.

When you're a consumer company, you don't need to because consumers don't plan. When you say that you care about enterprise customers (iow Google), you absolutely must understand that your lack of schedule and feature transparency has a massive negative impact on your customers. If I run IT at a large company that pays for Google Apps, how can I plan my Office 2010 deployment schedule if Google won't tell me what they will support it? If Google thinks this doesn't matter, then they have more to learn about their customers than I had thought. I am also wondering this.

Genesi is a Google Apps Reseller. We are currently rolling out a service integrating Google Apps infrastructure with Windows applications served over a remote application framework - combining the best parts of Google Apps with real Microsoft Office (not the web versions, but seamless remote Office 2010 apps). This includes utilizing the Google Docs storage space per-user and office file conversion, plus online hosting and collaboration of documents, importing them back to real Office.We have obviously not planned to rely on Google Sync for Outlook since Google offers perfectly good web interface, RSS/XML feeds and suchlike, but we do have to buy Office licenses for customers which always includes a copy of Outlook no matter which version is licensed (some customers may get extra apps like Access, some may stick with the normal Word/Excel/PowerPoint trio. Outlook is a core part of Office, though, no matter which version is on Open Licensing).In order to use this 'copy of Outlook' for every customer and get the best value from licensing, we'd need Google Apps Sync working for Outlook 2010 x64. In this sense, we are very very eager for Google to update their software to enable us to do it. Then, customers have the ultimate choice which mail solution they use be it logging in to Google Apps Mail, using our customized solution to get into mail summaries etc. Or just running Outlook like they would on a locally installed copy of Office (and keeping their Google-configured Outlook seperate from any local copies of Outlook they may have).So, come on Google Apps Team, you have my encouragement from the view of a Reseller looking to enable his customers:)Matt SealeyProduct Development AnalystGenesi USA, Inc.

I am too in the same situation as 'GISA', my whole company is on GA, we love it. And most of our users LOVE Outlook, including me.

Google Sync is a wonderful utility.I went though all of the PITA of updating my Laptop to 64 bit Win 7 and now O2K10 64 bit.But for Outlook it looks like I am SOL for being an 'early adopter'.COME ON FOLKS, this is RELEASED software here!Now my whole Outlook is dogged because I had to go back to the IMAP connector, which sucks very hard because my Google account is 10 GB and now my whole system is slowed by Outlook trying to do the IMAP synch thing. I can't do like GA Synch and limit it to 1GB. It tries to Synch the WHOLE BOX!So this is why I need GA Synch for Outlook 2010.

COME ON GOOGLE! You have money, developers and a clear business case for this!