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Jurgen - 15 Aug 2007 15:18 GMT

I have two contacts maps in my outlook 2007, now I want to synchronize with
my PDA. There is a possibility that I can choose with which map he
synchronizes.

The same applies to my agenda I have a private and a work agenda now I wants
to synchronize just one of them. Is there a way to choose which one?

I am using a asus 636N (PDA) Windows Vista premium home edition.
When synchronizing windows mobile automaticly starts.

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Brian Tillman - 15 Aug 2007 16:26 GMT

> I have two contacts maps in my outlook 2007, now I want to
> synchronize with my PDA. There is a possibility that I can choose
> with which map he synchronizes.

What's a "contacts map"?

> The same applies to my agenda I have a private and a work agenda now
> I wants to synchronize just one of them. Is there a way to choose
> which one?

Windows Mobile Device Center will sync only your default folders. You'd
need to purchase a different sync tool if you want to sync non-default
folders.

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Jurgen - 17 Aug 2007 02:23 GMT

> > I have two contacts maps in my outlook 2007, now I want to
> > synchronize with my PDA. There is a possibility that I can choose
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> need to purchase a different sync tool if you want to sync non-default
> folders.

Thanks for your reply.
This is a missed chance from Mircosoft even the simplest mobile phones have
this software feather. Select synchronization map!!
Ps. contacts map = contacts folder (My bad, sorry)

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Brian Tillman - 17 Aug 2007 14:01 GMT

> This is a missed chance from Mircosoft even the simplest mobile
> phones have this software feather. Select synchronization map!!

Then use the software that came with your phone, if it's Vista compatible,
or purchase some that is. I know that http://www.chapura.com/ sells a sync
tool than will do what you want.

> Ps. contacts map = contacts folder (My bad, sorry)

I thought that's what you meant, but wasn't sure.

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