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Posted by Simon on July 21, 2008, 2:15 pm
Please log in for more thread options DId you ever get this issue resolved because i am having the same issue but i
am using windows XP. same exact problem.
"Sven" wrote:
> Shouldn't have anything to do with that setting. That is referenced only
> when a conflict is detected. A conflict is a change in the data in an item
> on both the device and PC. For example changing the location of the
> appointment on the PC and the time or length on the device between syncing.
> It wouldn't be involved in syncing a brand new appointment.
>
> I would suggest doing a repair on Outlook psts, or deleting the partnership
> completely and setting it up again. (doing the appropriate backups first of
> course.) This is not normal behavior. AS and WMDC are always designed to
> sync, i.e. combine the data and cross-flow changes. There is in fact no
> express way to tell it not to. Unfortunately, this is not the first time I
> have heard of this issue.
>
> > What selection did you make when you set up the synch? Keep items on
> > device?
> > Keep items on desktop? Combine?
> >
> > --
> > Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
> >
> > Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact.
> >
> > After furious head scratching, SmartPhone Shawn asked:
> >
> > | I use Windows Vista Home Premium with Windows Mobile Device Center
> > | 6.1 and Outlook 2003. I created a partnership with my SmartPhone,
> > | which is a Pantech Duo running Windows Mobile 6 Standard.
> > |
> > | If I create a calendar event in Outlook, that event appears on the
> > | SmartPhone when I sync. However, if I create an event on the
> > | SmartPhone, it never appears in Outlook, even after I sync. In other
> > | words, it is only syncing in one direction. I need to combine my
> > | calendar events when I sync (which is, actually, how I define "sync").
> > |
> > | The problem comes stems from the fact that I use my laptop as my
> > | primary device when I'm home, but my SmartPhone when I'm out. So I
> > | need the info combined.
> > |
> > | Also, if I take an event created in Outlook and modify it on my
> > | SmartPhone (e.g. change the time of a meeting), that change it lost
> > | when I snyc.
> > |
> > | In closing, Vista, Windows Mobile Device Center, and my SmartPhone
> > | all carry the Microsoft brand, but can't seem to work together in the
> > | most fundamental way. Please help.
> >
> >
>
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