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Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]
Thank you for clarifing that Brian. Hot Sync can be downloaded from the web.
Francine Otterson
Brian Tillman wrote on Tue, 19 February 2008 14:5
> > Thanks, however my outlook does not have a "hot sync" selection in
> > either the menu across the top or the tool bars.
>
> Of course not. "hotsync" is the program you use to sync your phone.
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Francine Otterson
Microsoft Outlook MVP
President, San Diego Outlook User Group
sExcuse my ignorance, Brian. I have been a happy Palm user for 5 years. I
now have an iphone which is supposed to hot sync with OUtlook. Initially it
tranferred my contacts and calendar. However now when I update the Outlook on
my laptop and hotsync, Outlook does not update my phone with the changes I
have made.
I do not even know where to go on line to get the "hot sync" program for
Outlook. I am used to a program (Palm) that has all the features I need. The
"help" in both Outlook and iphone do not help. Thank you in advance if you
can help and point me in the right direction.
Jbkgb
> > Thanks, however my outlook does not have a "hot sync" selection in
> > either the menu across the top or the tool bars.
>
> Of course not. "hotsync" is the program you use to sync your phone.
Brian Tillman - 21 Feb 2008 14:01 GMT
> sExcuse my ignorance, Brian. I have been a happy Palm user for 5
> years. I now have an iphone which is supposed to hot sync with
> OUtlook. Initially it tranferred my contacts and calendar. However
> now when I update the Outlook on my laptop and hotsync, Outlook
> does not update my phone with the changes I have made.
Outlook has nothing to do with synching, except as a data repository. Your
sync program controls all aspects of synching.
> I do not even know where to go on line to get the "hot sync" program
> for Outlook.
There is no "hot sync" program for Outlook. The "hot sync" program comes
with your phone. In your case, it's called "iTunes".

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