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Posted by dhibbeln on 01-11-2001 06:49 PM:

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Can a Visor Synch to more then one device?

For example, user has desktop with outlook2k using Exchange 5.5 as mail server. User also has laptop. Can user setup synch and move from visor to laptop and update outlook *.ost file on laptop? Laptop will have abilities to dialin/or connect via network to exchange box.?

Does anyone have:

1) A clue if this will work?
2) Is is NOT work it and just get modem & POTS line & Setup RAS link to network and dekstop for visor and keep laptop out of synch routine?
3) Can you synch more the one user to a machine?
4) Can you synch user to more then one machine
a) on network?
b) as standalones?


Oh, have been testing palm. Much superior to any windows CE based things. QuickOffice works as well as PocketMirror Pro without any issues.


Posted by DBrown on 01-12-2001 02:50 AM:

Yes. Maybe.

I sync at home with the Palm desktop application, and sync at work with Outlook on a win98 desktop. Seems to work fine. Outlook is a little hard to figure out if you're familiar to the Palm application, but it works. I particularly like the email feature. I stick my Visor in it's cradle at work, press the button, then all my waiting mail is downloaded to it. I can then take it to class (I'm a college professor) and work on the email when I have any free time during the day. At the end of the day, back in my office, the email syncs back and any replies get sent on their way. Any meetings I've added at work get sync'd to my PC at home. It's nice in that my wife can check the desktop application to see where I am during the day, even though I've got my Visor with me.

Dave

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Posted by Brian812 on 01-13-2001 04:46 PM:

DBrown,

That is what I want to do. I want to use palm at home and outlook at work. How do I keep the 2 seperate and how do I do the outlook sync?


Posted by MarkEagle on 01-13-2001 04:57 PM:

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Originally posted by Brian812
how do I do the outlook sync?


To use the Outlook PIM functions (calendar, tasks, and notes) you need to install the PocketMirror software from the Handspring CD. There's also a free upgrade to PocketMirror 3.0 Standard available from Chapura.

Other than the installation of PocketMirror, there's nothing else you need to do to use Outlook on one machine and Palm Desktop on the other.

One note: PocketMirror does not handle email... for that you need to use the regular email conduit or a third party mail app.

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Posted by DBrown on 01-14-2001 03:05 AM:

Pocketmirror was not required. I simply installed off the same Handspring CD that came with my Visor at both places. When prompted at home I selected the PALM desktop synching option, and said NO to the email prompt. At work, I selected Outlook (which was already my default email application) and said YES to the email prompt. The install CD did the rest.

Works for me.

Dave

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Posted by MarkEagle on 01-14-2001 03:50 AM:

quote:
Originally posted by DBrown
When prompted at home I selected the PALM desktop synching option, and said NO to the email prompt. At work, I selected Outlook (which was already my default email application) and said YES to the email prompt. The install CD did the rest.


Selecting Outlook does install the PocketMirror conduits (I forgot about this feature since it's been so long since I did it). That's the only way addresses, notes, and schedule information can be synced with Outlook. The PIM functions (whether with Palm Desktop or Outlook) are a seperate entity from the email conduit. I know it's confusing because everyone tends to think of Outlook as an email app.

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