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My solution:
Dont use active sync, use this PIMBACKUP, its a pretty nice program, read up below http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=299705 *ps, just copy the notes from one directory to the other, but as far as contacts and messages, this program is genius |
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Wait... go back and read that post.
2,600 contacts! 5,100 calendar items! Wow. Yeah, that's going to be dog slow with the new, improved activesync you have to use for WM5/6 That's got to be close to a 20MB pim.vol file. I honestly have no idea how to speed that up. |
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I have looked at several pages regarding PIMBACKUP (including your link), and I cannot tell - can this be used for daily sync between Outlook on the PC and Outlook mobile? I update contacts and appointments in both places, depending on where I am. |
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Why is the "new and improved" activesync so freaking slow? I can almost handwrite the data faster than it transfers from PC to phone. My XV6600 is on its last legs (impatiently waiting on XV6800), and has hard-reset itself several times in the last few months. However, to reload all that data on WM2003 takes only about 6 minutes (which seems quite reasonable to me). |
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WM5/6 == completely new "database in files" system - simpler for some things, a lot slower for others... and kinda breaks down when the database gets large. Yours is large.
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I have always placed a high premium on relationships, and one day a dozen years ago, Outlook appeared to help me keep track of them. And then came PDAs and Activesync. Then came the Pocket PC phones and Nirvana. Then came WM5 and shock. |
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When the sync finally finishes, can you use a file explorer like total commander (or even view "my mobile device" via activesync in the details view) and let me know how big the \pim.vol file is? And how much free internal storage you have?
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