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1. 'We don't support on-prem yet but it's going to come soon,' said Microsoft in November 2019; six months on it is not there yet. On the plus side, it not only looks pretty, with full support for the Mac's Dark Mode on Catalina, but also performs well, with a fluidity that frankly feels unusual in a Mac Outlook product.
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3. Office 2016 for Mac and Office 2010 end of support on October 13, 2020.; 2 minutes to read; In this article. Originally published: February 6, 2020. Please go here to search for your product's lifecycle.

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Summary

This article contains information about the compatibility of Microsoft Outlook for Mac and Apple iCloud.

Outlook for Mac does not support Apple iCloud calendar (CalDAV) and contact (CardDAV) synchronization.

Outlook for Mac does support iCloud Mail. For steps on how to configure your iCloud email account in Outlook for Mac, go to the More Information section of this article.

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To configure your Apple iCloud email account in Microsoft Outlook for Mac, follow these steps:

1. Start Outlook for Mac.

2. On the Tools menu, select Accounts.

3. Select the plus (+) sign in the lower-left corner, and then select Other E-mail.

4. Enter your E-mail Address and Password, and then select Add Account.

   Note

   The new account will appear in the left navigation pane of the Accounts dialog box. The Server Information may be automatically entered. If not, follow the remaining steps to enter this information manually.

5. Enter one of the following in the Incoming server box:

   • imap.mail.me.com (for me.com email addresses)
   • mail.mac.com (for mac.com email addresses)
   • imap.mail.me.com (for icloud.com email addresses)

6. Select Use SSL to connect (recommended) under the Incoming server box.

7. Enter one of the following in the Outgoing server box:

   • smtp.mail.me.com (for me.com email addresses)
   • smtp.mac.com (for mac.com email addresses)
   • smtp.mail.me.com (for icloud.com email addresses)

8. Select Use SSL to connect (recommended) under the Outgoing server box.

9. Select Override default port under the Outgoing server box, and then enter 587 in the Outgoing server port text box.

After you have entered the incoming and outgoing server information, Outlook for Mac will start to receive your email messages.

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You can select Advanced to enter additional settings, such as leaving a copy of each message on the server.