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Subject: Re: Multiple address books

Author:
Michael Steinberg

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Date Posted: 18:11:55 08/27/05 Sat
In reply to: David Farrington 's message, "Multiple address books" on 08:45:31 08/17/05 Wed

The best experts in Outlook<->Palm sync is probably Chapura:
http://www.chapura.com
I would contact them for suggestions.

>Using a Palm T3 with Palm OS 5.0 on a PC with XP and
>Outlook 2002, SP2. I have a "contacts" file in the
>palm desktop and another in Outlook. Like the person
>with two watches, I do not know what time it is.
>Efforts to export/import in either direction, such
>that I end up with a single data base, have been
>fruitless. Would prefer to use Outlook but
>out-of-the-box it worked poorly I went back to Palm
>Desktop.
>- Any suggestions for integrating the two data bases
>into one?
>- Any suggestions for improving Outlook performance?
>
>Many, many thanks for any help provided!
>
>dave

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