All of my top management have PDA's that sync outlook via Microsoft Push.
It works great. Now I want to get the company contacts (ie all employees
home and cell phones as well as picture) to their PDA's.
Here is what I did to accomplish this:
I had our secretary enter all the employee's information (home phone, cell
phone, work phone and picture) into a seperate CompanyContacts.pst. I then
exported it to a file and imported it into My contacts in outlook. Within
minutes my PDA was updated. Pictures and all. (It seems that I have to use
PST format to get the pictures to correctly export (is that correct?)).
The problem is that some managers like their contacts to be Last name First
and others like First Name Last.
Is there a way in the Import or Export to tell how to display the name? I
thought that when I imported if my outlook options was set to First Name
Last then all the imports would be that way. However, they all came in Last
Name, First.
Any help would be great?
DG
Not sure why you would ever use Import and Export to transfer Outlook data
since it will completely bypass the settings you designate for the File As
field and Full Name field.
Clarify what part of this is an Outlook question and which is a
synchronization issue. What is "Microsoft Push?"

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Russ Valentine
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> All of my top management have PDA's that sync outlook via Microsoft Push.
> It works great. Now I want to get the company contacts (ie all employees
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Brian Tillman - 04 Oct 2007 22:13 GMT
> What is "Microsoft Push?"
http://msexchangeteam.com/archive/2005/06/07/406035.aspx perhaps?

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DG - 04 Oct 2007 22:50 GMT
I'm not sure I understand your question?
What is the best way to get one persons contact list, with contact pictures
(call it "Company Contacts"), into other users outlook contacts. Knowing
that some users like to see contacts as Last Name, First Name and others
like First Name Last Name. And keep the pictures.
If I share the "Company Contacts" then I can see them in Outlook but not on
my PDA. It will only sync the main contacts (as far as I can tell).
Microsoft Push is part of Exchange that will sync with Windows Mobile 5+.
> Not sure why you would ever use Import and Export to transfer Outlook data
> since it will completely bypass the settings you designate for the File As
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>> DG
Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] - 05 Oct 2007 00:19 GMT
Then your question belongs in an Exchange group. Not here.

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> I'm not sure I understand your question?
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