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Posted by =?ISO-8859-15?Q?H=E5kon?= Finn on August 20, 2007, 7:03 am
Please log in for more thread options I was too pessimistic. Identical items were discovered in the next step
(combination). Thanks again for your advice.
-- Håkon
Håkon Finne wrote:
> Thank you, but not quite. Neither calendar items, contacts, tasks nor
> notes were recognized in my case, leaving me with the choice to combine,
> replace, or postpone. So the question remains whether any information from
> the old XP profile can be used to solve this. (The two devices have been
> apart for too long to let me select Replace because I don't know which
> entries on the PPC are new.)
> Or perhaps I am too pessimistic: When the program asks if I want to
> combine, will it discover identical entries during the next step?
> -- Håkon
> Ebbe Kristensen wrote:
>> "Håkon" Finne wrote:
>>> If I want to synchronize my PDA with data on my Exchange server, but
>>> through a new PC or a new Windows user profile on my old PC, there
>>> are two problems: 1) ActiveSync requests the setup of a new
>>> partnership, and 2) Outlook no longer has ActiveSync integrated. I am
>>> afraid I will get duplicate entries on my PDA if I set up a new
>>> partnership and reinstall ActiveSync for Outlook.
>> You won't get duplicate entries. It is still the same Exchange Server you
>> are sync'ing with. ActiveSync on the PPC knows that so it will happily
>> synchronize as it always has.
>>> Is there a way to
>>> reuse information from the old PC (or the old Windows user profile)?
>> The following pertains to synchronized items that are *not* part of the
>> Exchange Server synchronization:
>> 1) On the PPC, delete the partnership for the PC that you no longer use.
>> 2) Install ActiveSync on the new PC.
>> 3) Connect the PPC with the PC and let it create a new partnership.
>> Connection to the Exchange Server will happen automatically so what you
need
>> to set up are the other things, e.g. files and such. Since these do not
>> exist on the new PC, they will be copied from the PPC.
>> Ebbe
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