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MS Office Forum / Outlook / General MS Outlook Questions / May 2008Transfer Selected e-mails from Outlook 2003 to Palm Zire72
When I am travelling, I would like to carry certain e-mails (such as Hotel confirmations, flight numbers etc) with me on my Palm. How can I do that?  SignatureThank you. B > When I am travelling, I would like to carry certain e-mails (such as > Hotel confirmations, flight numbers etc) with me on my Palm. How can > I do that? Configure your sync software to sync the Inbox. SignatureBrian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] Thank you Brian. Unfortunately, this would mean that I have to download all Inbox messages. I have the particular ones I need stored in a folder and several subfolders. If I could only download these. Is there a way? SignatureThank you. B > > When I am travelling, I would like to carry certain e-mails (such as > > Hotel confirmations, flight numbers etc) with me on my Palm. How can > > I do that? > > Configure your sync software to sync the Inbox. > Unfortunately, this would mean that I have to download all Inbox > messages. I have the particular ones I need stored in a folder and > several subfolders. If I could only download these. Is there a way? Reverse you logic and move those you don't want to sync to another folder, leaving the ones you want to sync in the Inbox. Alternatively, get a more versatile sync tool. SignatureBrian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] Indeed. Thank you. As I am not that savvy. Can yu point me to a more versatile synch tool. SignatureThank you. B > > Unfortunately, this would mean that I have to download all Inbox > > messages. I have the particular ones I need stored in a folder and [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > leaving the ones you want to sync in the Inbox. Alternatively, get a more > versatile sync tool. > Indeed. Thank you. As I am not that savvy. Can yu point me to a more > versatile synch tool. Here's one that I've never used, but for which I've seen good reviews: http://www.chapura.com/ . I'm sure Google can find others. SignatureBrian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] |
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