I've just installed my Windows Vista Business edition, and along with it the
new Windows Mobile Device Center (which I understand replaces ActiveSync on
Vista systems). I'm trying to get it to sync my Outlook 2007 notes folder to
my Motorola Q Smartphone (Windows Mobile 5), but it appears that option isn't
available. From what I can see within Windows Mobile Device Center, I can
sync my Outlook Contacts, Calendar, E-mail and Tasks, but the Notes feature
is missing. However, it also appears that I can sync with Microsoft Office
OneNote.....am I required to use this instead, and if so, will I be required
to move all of my Outlook Notes entries into the Office OneNote application
(I certainly hope not).

Alternatively, is there a 3rd party application that can be used with
Windows Mobile Device Center that will enable Outlook Notes synchronization?
I tried using my previous Smartphone Notes add-in (which worked with Windows
XP/ActiveSync 4.2), but that's not working anymore under the new Vista system.

Thanks,
Terry

"TD Computer Solutions" <(E-Mail Removed)>
wrote in message news:FBD75996-6151-43E7-838C-(E-Mail Removed)...
> I've just installed my Windows Vista Business edition, and along with it
> the
> new Windows Mobile Device Center (which I understand replaces ActiveSync
> on
> Vista systems). I'm trying to get it to sync my Outlook 2007 notes folder
> to
> my Motorola Q Smartphone (Windows Mobile 5), but it appears that option
> isn't
> available. From what I can see within Windows Mobile Device Center, I can
> sync my Outlook Contacts, Calendar, E-mail and Tasks, but the Notes
> feature
> is missing. However, it also appears that I can sync with Microsoft
> Office
> OneNote.....am I required to use this instead, and if so, will I be
> required
> to move all of my Outlook Notes entries into the Office OneNote
> application
> (I certainly hope not).
>
> Alternatively, is there a 3rd party application that can be used with
> Windows Mobile Device Center that will enable Outlook Notes
> synchronization?
> I tried using my previous Smartphone Notes add-in (which worked with
> Windows
> XP/ActiveSync 4.2), but that's not working anymore under the new Vista
> system.
>
> Thanks,
> Terry

Take a look here...claims to work with Vista and O2007...

http://www.synchpst.com/

Thanks for the link.....however, this product looks like it's overkill for
what I'm aiming for....and I believe it'll only work with Outlook PST files,
whereas I'm on Exchange Server and therefore my Outlook uses an OST file.

"Mike" wrote:

>
> "TD Computer Solutions" <(E-Mail Removed)>
> wrote in message news:FBD75996-6151-43E7-838C-(E-Mail Removed)...
> > I've just installed my Windows Vista Business edition, and along with it
> > the
> > new Windows Mobile Device Center (which I understand replaces ActiveSync
> > on
> > Vista systems). I'm trying to get it to sync my Outlook 2007 notes folder
> > to
> > my Motorola Q Smartphone (Windows Mobile 5), but it appears that option
> > isn't
> > available. From what I can see within Windows Mobile Device Center, I can
> > sync my Outlook Contacts, Calendar, E-mail and Tasks, but the Notes
> > feature
> > is missing. However, it also appears that I can sync with Microsoft
> > Office
> > OneNote.....am I required to use this instead, and if so, will I be
> > required
> > to move all of my Outlook Notes entries into the Office OneNote
> > application
> > (I certainly hope not).
> >
> > Alternatively, is there a 3rd party application that can be used with
> > Windows Mobile Device Center that will enable Outlook Notes
> > synchronization?
> > I tried using my previous Smartphone Notes add-in (which worked with
> > Windows
> > XP/ActiveSync 4.2), but that's not working anymore under the new Vista
> > system.
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Terry
>
> Take a look here...claims to work with Vista and O2007...
>
> http://www.synchpst.com/
>
>

It'll work. I'm using the WMDC with Exchange Server 2003/OST files and it
works fine. You have to have the WMDC to do anything except simple file
sync - just like you have to have ActiveSync to do anything but simple sync
in Windows XP/2000.

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"TD Computer Solutions" <(E-Mail Removed)>
wrote in message news:4ABE8543-E96D-4BAC-9922-(E-Mail Removed)...
> Thanks for the link.....however, this product looks like it's overkill for
> what I'm aiming for....and I believe it'll only work with Outlook PST
> files,
> whereas I'm on Exchange Server and therefore my Outlook uses an OST file.
>
> "Mike" wrote:
>
>>
>> "TD Computer Solutions" <(E-Mail Removed)>
>> wrote in message
>> news:FBD75996-6151-43E7-838C-(E-Mail Removed)...
>> > I've just installed my Windows Vista Business edition, and along with
>> > it
>> > the
>> > new Windows Mobile Device Center (which I understand replaces
>> > ActiveSync
>> > on
>> > Vista systems). I'm trying to get it to sync my Outlook 2007 notes
>> > folder
>> > to
>> > my Motorola Q Smartphone (Windows Mobile 5), but it appears that option
>> > isn't
>> > available. From what I can see within Windows Mobile Device Center, I
>> > can
>> > sync my Outlook Contacts, Calendar, E-mail and Tasks, but the Notes
>> > feature
>> > is missing. However, it also appears that I can sync with Microsoft
>> > Office
>> > OneNote.....am I required to use this instead, and if so, will I be
>> > required
>> > to move all of my Outlook Notes entries into the Office OneNote
>> > application
>> > (I certainly hope not).
>> >
>> > Alternatively, is there a 3rd party application that can be used with
>> > Windows Mobile Device Center that will enable Outlook Notes
>> > synchronization?
>> > I tried using my previous Smartphone Notes add-in (which worked with
>> > Windows
>> > XP/ActiveSync 4.2), but that's not working anymore under the new Vista
>> > system.
>> >
>> > Thanks,
>> > Terry
>>
>> Take a look here...claims to work with Vista and O2007...
>>
>> http://www.synchpst.com/
>>
>>