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Posted by Brian Gregory [UK] on June 17, 2008, 5:22 pm
Please log in for more thread options > As Chris said, most of us would simply delete the partnership and resync,
So does "delete the partnership" equate to "Delete Mobile Device" on the
file menu of ActiveSync 4.5?
> since that would reload the most recent copy Back on the phone. If you've
> got a bunch on contacts on the phone that aren't on a PC, I'd suggest
> using
> a backup utility (google PIMBackup) to backup the contacts to a storage
> card,
> delete and recreate the partnership then restore the backup to sync any
> missed contacts back to the PC.
Why is it necessary to backup and restore the contacts on the phone in this
case?
> Alternatively, if you've got an unlimited
> data plan, get a free Exchange account from mail2web.com. This will
> accomplish two things- backup your Contacts to their server, and prevent
> your contacts from being deleted when you delete the partnership with your
> PC (since they'll still be in use with another partnership.)
Partnership sounds to be totally stupid inappropriate name for something so
obviously asymmetric.
Partnership suggests the two copies are equal but they clearly are not since
deleting the partnership destroys one copy of the contacts (on the phone)
but not the other (on the PC).
As often happens with Microsoft I'm left thinking WTF? are they deliberately
trying to alienate their customers.
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