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Re: Need a "Yes" or "No" answer please
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WP7 will not Sync directly with the desktop. You have to setup some type of Web Service that will act as an "inbetween" for the phone and Outlook? Since Google doesn't look like they are going to update their tool for Outlook 2010, then Windows Live Calendar and contacts are the only show in town? -Jason |
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Re: Need a "Yes" or "No" answer please
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Re: Need a "Yes" or "No" answer please
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Re: Need a "Yes" or "No" answer please
OK, thanks for the information. The aspect that is frustrating is that Google doesn't seem to want to support 64bit Outlook with their sync tool.
I have a Live account, but I don't necessarily want to 2 calendars and set of contacts on my local machine, my .pst calendar and then another calendar and contacts list for my "Live" account. That still means I have to manage 3 seperate catergories.... work, home, cloud. Can I just keep everything on the cloud? I am still a little new to this? My understanding is that using "Live" will create a new set of folders that I would be accessing through my Destop Outlook Client? SO, I will also have a set of folders from my PST file that already includes all of my e-mail, tasks, contacts, calendar? I just want to sync my PST file and all of its contents with the cloud and then sync my phone with the cloud. Is this possible or will I always have 2 sets of folders and calendars? Thanks, -Jason |
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Re: Need a "Yes" or "No" answer please
I thought wp7 syncs just fine with gmail, but only supports 1 calendar....
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