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Posted by Bernie Hunt on January 30, 2006, 4:43 pm
Please log in for more thread options hahaha, I agree!
Chris, thanks for the info.
Bernie
> Describing the Outlook .PST file as "a database" might be promoting it
> more than its worth!!
>
> Yes. You can sync two devices to the same PC. You will need to make sure
> the version of ActiveSync you install (V3.8 or V4.1) is suitable for the
> newest dewvice you have. Once done, you can sync both a smartphone and a
> PPC to Outlook. You can select different folders to sync (My PPC syncs 3
> or 4 more folders than the smartphone, as well as including larger
> messages and more calendar items).
>
> Cheers, Chris
>>I have but the problem is trying to take notes while you talk on the
>>phone, hahahaha. I love my Smartphone and I just need some seperate
>>horsepower when a customer calls and needs info or I need to take notes on
>>the call. A seperate device with touch screen input will fit the bill
>>without having to lug along the laptop all the time. The only issue is can
>>I sync both of the devices to the same Outlook database.
>>
>> Bernie
>>
>>> Bernie,
>>>
>>> Have you considered one of the PocketPC phones? Seems like it would do
>>> the trick.
>>>
>>> Ed
>>>
>>>>I like my Smartphone, but it just doesn't have enough data entry
>>>>capability to keep up on the road with me. So, I'm going back to
>>>>carrying a PDA and phone, in this case a Pocket PC and Smartphone. Can I
>>>>sync both of these devices to the same PC and copy of Outlook? I'd like
>>>>to have the same contacts and tasks lists on both machines in the
>>>>morning when I sync. Obviously they will have deviated during the day as
>>>>information is added.
>>>>
>>>> Any ideas?
>>>>
>>>> Thanks,
>>>> Bernie
>>>>
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