How to setup your iPhone or iPad for Exchange with Pictures

| July 23, 2014

How to setup your iPhone or iPad for Exchange

Instructions are in ORANGE

Setting up Exchange

Go to your Home page on your iPhone and click on the gray settings button

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Click on the “Mail, Contacts, Calendars” setting

 

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Click on “Add Account”

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Click on “Exchange”

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–>Fill in your email, password and description will be automatic, or name it what you like

You should see a “verifying” spinning at the top. If it does not verify, then start over. It’s very common for iPhones to need it setup one or two times for the server to connect. If asked to keep information on the iPhone or delete, you can keep it on the iPhone. If it will absolutely not connect, you can call

Once your account is added, we will set up your default calendar and contacts.

Next we will setup your calendar and contacts to be default on your iPhone

Go to the home page on your iPhone

  • Click on the gray settings button again, and once again, “Mail, contacts and calendar” (as we did above)
  • Now scroll down about half way until you see “contacts”
  • Be sure that the default account is your exchange account

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Next down is “calendar”

Set the default calendar to be the exchange you setup 

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Now we will be sure your calendar is viewing the right calendar.

  • Go to your Home page on your iPhone
  • Click on the “Calendar” button

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Click on “calendars” at the bottom

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Then check or uncheck the calendars you don’t want to view. 

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Lisa Hendrickson is the owner of Call That Girl. She is an Outlook Expert and Microsoft 365 Consultant.

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