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Posted by Chani Johnson [MSFT] on October 29, 2006, 10:16 pm
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I've never tried this myself, but I think I recall there being an option in
Active Sync to deal with "conflicts" and one of the options is to replace
items on the device with items on the PC. It seems like something that
stands a chance of working
If not, another possible work around is to create a new folder for contacts
in desktop outlook, move all your contacts into that folder, and then sync.
This will remove all the contacts from your device. Then on the desktop
move (or copy - in case you want a backup) the contacts back to the original
folder and sync again. I know this is not ideal, but hopefully it should at
least prevent you from having to delete all the contacts on the device
manually.
Hope this helps!
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Chani Johnson
Software Development Engineer
Microsoft Corp.
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
> Just trying to see if there is an easier way once you have the contact
> duplicates in outlook fixed stopping them from being duplicated on the
> device? Do I have to delete all 1000 from my device by hand and then
> sync...come on microsoft..I need you
>
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