I love my palm desktop software. I hate to use Outlook. Is there any way to sync PPC to Palm Desktop?
Specifically I'm using the Cingular 8125 aka HTC Wizard with WM5 (...and posted same question in the Wizard Forum).
Thanks for any help.
Hi there!
Do to the fact that MS removed NTLM Authentification after Win 2003 SE (my old MDA works fine with all eMail accounts...the HTC hermes doesn't) I had to change to QMail Freeware as EMail Programm and it works fine with the hermes but not with my new HTC 710!
After starting the exe a error message appears that there are missing files / components.
Any one a idea how to solve? As Pocket Outlook won't work with some of my email accounts as well...I'm without email;(
THX in advance!
Hi!
I have a Nokia 6230i phone and a O2 XDA Orbit (=HTC Artemis), and I will use them both, so it would be great if I could sync my contacts, calendar and tasks between them. I know I could do it via Outlook, Active Sync and Nokia PC suite, but I am looking for a solution that does not involve Outlook (best would be to not involve any PC software, since i am currently considering a migration from Windows XP to Linux..).
I was looking into SyncML a bit, but I don't see the point in syncing my phones via Internet (and paying for it everytime), as they both have Bluetooth integrated. Is there any software like a SyncML-Server for WM5/6, or something like Mobile Master / Nokia PC Suite that runs on the XDA and can sync with my nokia phone?
Thanks!
btw, this forum is great. Learned a lot from here, and found many many useful tools and workarounds to make my XDA even more perfect!
Hi,
I'm looking for a phone that will sync with my sharepoint folders on outlook 2003 (eg contacts, calendars), without needing to use chapura pocketmirror (which doesn't seem to be very compatible with vista??)
Does anyone do this? What phone do you use? My old ipaq 2210 used to do it using pocketmirror with no worries - but my treo 750 doesn't like it at all.
Any advice?
Cheers,
Steve
Hi,
I don't really believe that there is such a tool (nothing found with google) but...
I want to exchange appointments from S710 to my old SDA (runs also with WM6.5) to have know my appointments when I use my old "beach-mobile". At the moment I need to send Pimbackup-file via bluetooth from s710 to SDA and recover datas. Or I sync via "Microsoft my phone" (I have no outlook) but then I need to start my notebook because SDA has no WLAN.
So both ways are annoying - and if there would be a way to sync from Mobile to Mobile via bluetooth (not with single vcards/vcalendar) that would be great.
Does such a tool exsist??
Regards Odiad
Try to get an old Outlook (2002 is ok). It should be part of any device delivery for WM2k3 or WM5. Still you have to get up the PC but your devices stay in sync for what you configure.
Hi tobbie,
I've got an old Outlook version (don't know exactly which) but it runs not on my Windows7-notebook. Before I changed to Win7 I did this via Outlook. But I use a other email software, and to buy a newer Outlook only for syncing makes no sense in my opinion.
And a direct sync from mobile to mobile via bluetooth would be excellent. But I haven't really believed that I get a positive answer from anybody.
regards odiad
Set up a virtual machine in Windows hosting XP then install Outlook there or install the old Outlook on Windows 7 as an old application (XP mode). The first should work for sure.
My preferred VM is the VMWare player, but WM7 has an own.
Hello tobbie,
sounds good, but I googled a little bit after your hint (haven't installed a VM yet) about virtual machine and Win7. Windows Virtual XP machine on Win7 is only available for Win Professional or ultimate. But I've got only Home Premium.
And I don't know if there is a suitable freeware-VM, and if I have to pay for then it makes no sense for me. I don't need so often to sycronize my both mobiles, so I don't like to pay for it.
Regards Odiad
VMware player is free - I also use it and it is very comfortable. You can attach/detach USB connections from/to host/VM and vice versa. Definitely worth the time!
But first try should be to get Outlook running in Win7. I wonder why Outlook would not install directly. Can't you install "old" applications in a kind of "XP mode" in Win7?