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Windows Mobile 5.0 does not connect to Windows Mobile Device C
So I think it comes down to someone having to decide whether the development effort to support something will result in significant return in the investment. Sync 4.5 - because as it stands the 2000 version is ruled out (although I believe it works with AS 4.2, my Windows Mobile 6 device needs AS 4.5 minimum).

Mobile Device Center Question
Regards, Raj Pillai Microsoft MVP - Mobile Devices http://www.pocketpcfaq.com/raj "Losh" <L...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:509E07D6-8A00-49AC-9F73-70F69BD66144@microsoft.com... I'm running Vista Ultimate with MS Office 2007. Every time i try to sync outlook with my HP iPAQ (Win CE 2005) rx3115

Vista Beta 2 Mobile Sync With Outlook
Scott Sc...@discussions.microsoft.com microsoft public outlook installation Vista did a Update today to allow syncing with Mobile Devices. It says I have to configure Outlook to sync. Where in Outlook 2007 Beta do you do this.

Samsung BlackJack WM5 Sync with Outlook 2007 on Vista Home Pro
Since Vista isn't really out yet, it may be some time till OEMs provide support that is not already in there. -- Sven MVP - Mobile Devices "Alex" <askale...@hotmail.com> It shows as a USB device on drive H:, but when I click it, it says, 'please insert a disk into removable drive h:'. Where is the sync center?

Win Mobile 6 & T-Mobile Shadow
Yes I have had lockups with OneNote, WMDC and Vista, together and individually. Submit a bug as suggested. I would submit the lockups as bugs. It would be similar to wanting ActiveSync to sync the same files folder for two different mobile devices. That has never been a standard option, though the software can

WMDC suddenly breaks with WM6 device
The program allows me to open lockboxes on houses (I am a real estate agent) and I forgot to mention I am running Vista and yes I did mean WMDC lol. "Raj Pillai" wrote: Hi, No this is not normal. I am assuming you are referring to Windows Mobile Device Center. Would suggest you to disconnect the device,

Cannot Sync Samsung Phone with PDA to Palm Desktop with Vista
mrtimpeterson via OfficeKB.com u8453@uwe microsoft public outlook bcm After you download and open the file the install wizard will guide you to connect your device and Active Sync will install this app on your mobile device. Just follow the on screen instructions and all will be well. If you are looking for a more

Contacts sync down to the phone but new ones don't sync up to
Max M...@nomail.com microsoft public pocketpc activesync I do! ;-) To Jonas, It has been my experience that it is not hard for MDC on Vista to get 'confused'. To fix it (I have done this numerous times), 1) delete all partnerships in both MDC (if you can access it) and your mobile devices. 2) On your Vista system,

Conflict Resolution
It would be great, if mobile Devices, running Windows Mobile could syncronize with Windows Mail & Contacts. And it schould also sync with Windows Calendar, otherwise these apps are not as useful as they could be. The Windows Mobile Device Center does not support that currently, but I hope it will in the future.

Vista Mobile Sync, AKA Activesync
It sounds like the call the desktop makes to the device to get it's sync configuration is failing for some reason, but without the logs it's hard to say. -- Thanks, Steve Spiller Development Just installed Windows Mobile Device Center 6.1 onto a clean copy of Vista Ultimate x64 and Outlook 2007 (pst empty).

Passthrough Network between PDA and PC is never created
In Vista alone, you can now hook any PPC to it and browse it, without installing anything. Not quite the USB drive functionality we wanted, but close. Once it is ready, WMDC will be retrieved from Windows Update if a Windows Mobile device is attached and you want it to be retrieved, for normal sync functions.

Ipaq 2210 : impossible to sync under Vista ???
Hello, I used to use Active Sync under Windows XP without any problem for my Ipaq 2210. I changed for a computer that now runs under Vista. I downloaded the latest Windows Mobile device (6.1.6965) but it's completely impossible to sync. The mobile device is connected, can be accessed from the PC, but no sync at all

WMDC Troubleshooting (Guide)
I understand you want to add support for additional mobile devices for use with Outlook Mobile Access in Exchange Server 2003. use non-MS operation System, so you can not use ActiveSync feature, based on my research, there are some third-party software that sync items between mobile device and Exchange Server.

Vista Sync Center
... in message news:205ED3F3-F8C1-4D36-A60A-1403FD719055@microsoft.com... I am having the same problem and was hoping someone might have an asnwer for us. "Scott" wrote: Vista did a Update today to allow syncing with Mobile Devices. It says I have to configure Outlook to sync. Where in Outlook 2007 Beta do you do this.

OneNote Mobile, Vista and Mobile Device Center
Sven sejohann...@hotmail.com microsoft public smartphone Sync Center is not what is required to Sync with a Windows Mobile Device. You need Windows Mobile Device Center (WMDC). This is still in Beta, but you should be able to find it, possibly even through Windows Update. With Vista you do have a new capability

Vista Active Sync NOT Synchronizing with Outlook 2007
Note that the default option for AS was to convert the .psw to .doc during sync or transfer. The new capability in Vista to open files in place on the PPC Thanks "Clinton Fitch, MVP-Mobile Devices" wrote: Hello, The file format in Word and Excel changed in 2007 and is not readable by Mobile Word or Excel.

Is there an updated OS available for the HP iPAQ Pocket PC?
I think it's an inaccurate term he invented, but he means syncing the native apps included with the OSes- ie Outlook Express on XP, or Mail and Calendar on Vista, to the included Outlook Mobile on the WinMo device. While I don't agree that MS any obligation to make OE, Mail or Calendar sync with a PPC,

Samsung i600 Vista support and usb driver?
Earlier verions of Windows Mobile are not supported" So the interesting thing is that you can't install ActiveSync in Vista, and you can't have an older PocketPC. You are forced to get a new device, or use a 3rd party sync tool. JedK "Sven" <sejohann...@hotmail.com> wrote in message

Vista Active Sync NOT Synchronizing with Outlook 2007
Under XP, there are thrird party programs that do add the ability to sync with Outlook Express, or Palm desktop, or other PIMs. BTW, no, WMDC does not support Vista Calendar, or Contacts, or Windows Mail (the replacement for Outlook Express on Vista) -- Sven MS MVP Mobile Devices "Gary Chu"

WMDC Just doesn't work at all for me. Can anyone help me?
The difference is that XP uses ActiveSync and Vista uses Windows Media Device Center as the sync application. Later versions of each product have pretty similar features. There is still the limitation that a Windows Mobile device can only have two partners. You should be OK with what you listed, but you couldn't