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Subject: Re: Syncing Multiple Palms - Sharing Address Book?

Author:
Robbie Stark

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Date Posted: 14:49:23 02/21/02 Thu
In reply to: Keith A. Trimels 's message, "Syncing Multiple Palms - Sharing Address Book?" on 17:50:50 02/09/02 Sat

>I read with great interest your experience with
>syncing multiple palms on one computer. I have a
>different angle for the same basic concept. My wife
>just got a Palm IIIxe (I've had one and Palm III and
>Palm Pro before that). We don't necessarily need to
>share our schedules, and definitely don't need to
>share the to-do lists. However, we need to find a
>way share my address book (the family e-copy) or at
>least part of it with her Palm. I use Outlook for
>syncing my Palm; my wife hasn't decided on a
>sync-option yet (have Intelli-Sync). The big
>requirement - being able to synchronize so changes to
>my wife's address book get updated on my address book
>and vice-versa. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
>
>Thanx.

An option that would work would be True Synch form Starfish. This software synchronizes information between desktop PIM's it can handle Tasks, Notes, Appointments and Contacts. It can synch Franklin Covey Planning Software 8.0 (New and comes with TrueSynch) and Lotus, Outlook, Act and Organizer. You can configure the software to only synch the Contacts and it only does the synch when you tell it. Hope this helps.

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