ActiveSync and Outlook 2003

[Guest]

I can not get outlook 2003 to sync with my calendar, it will sync my mail and
Favorites.
I check the setting and it is setup to sync my calendar. I get a error
message that Outlook is no loner installed, activsync can not continue to
run. reinstall outlook to continue synchronization. I don't know what to try,
it knows outlook is there because it will sync the email and favorites. Any
Ideas?
Thanks
Terry

 

[Brian Tillman]

I can not get outlook 2003 to sync with my calendar, it will sync my
mail and Favorites.
I check the setting and it is setup to sync my calendar. I get a error
message that Outlook is no loner installed, activsync can not
continue to run. reinstall outlook to continue synchronization. I
don't know what to try, it knows outlook is there because it will
sync the email and favorites. Any Ideas?

I'd first try deleting the partnership and recreating it.

 

[Guest]

What do you mean by partnership?
Thanks for you help
Terry

 

[Brian Tillman]

What do you mean by partnership?

That's what you created when you first connected your PDA with Activesync.
With the PDA uncradled, open ActiveSync and click FIle>Delete Partnership.
The recradle your PDA and let it create a new one.

 

[Guest]

"delete partnership" is not an option on activesync, either when cradled or
uncradled. ??? Error message DEV_9 ???

 

[Brian Tillman]

"delete partnership" is not an option on activesync, either when
cradled or uncradled. ??? Error message DEV_9 ???

With no PDA cradled, the File menu for ActiveSync V3.8 (and V3.7, I believe)
should contain

Synchronize (gray)
Stop (gray)

 

[Guest]

Yes, I have the contents you describe. I have version 3.8.

I have uninstalled and reinstalled ActiveSync twice with the same result.

I believe it is on my Pocket PC, since it did the same thing on another
computer -- and that computer is properly syncing with the unit belonging to
it's owner.

 

[Brian Tillman]

Yes, I have the contents you describe. I have version 3.8.

You told me in your last message that there was no "Delete Partnership" menu
item. Now you say you have the same menu as I. It can't be both, since my
list clearly contains a "Delete Partnership" item.

I believe it is on my Pocket PC, since it did the same thing on
another computer -- and that computer is properly syncing with the
unit belonging to it's owner.

What type and model of PDA do you have? Have you asked in the
microsoft.public.pocketpc or microsoft.public.pocketpc.activesync
newsgroups?

 

[Guest]

1. I have no "Delete Parnership"when I cradle it, only when uncradled.

2. I have a 2002 version.

3. I was not aware of this newsgroup. Thank you!

Joe

 

[Brian Tillman]

1. I have no "Delete Parnership"when I cradle it, only when uncradled.

Of course. That's that I originally said. Look:

http://groups-beta.google.com/group/microsoft.public.outlook.general/msg/e0d2e753e10965e7?hl=en

2. I have a 2002 version.

That doesn't tell me much about the PDA. Do you mean it's a Pocket PC 2002
model? Is it an iPAQ, an Axim, what?

3. I was not aware of this newsgroup. Thank you!

You're welcome. You might also want to check in at
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/PPCUniverse/

 

[Guest]

1. I have no "Delete Parnership"when I cradle it, only when uncradled.

Of course. That's that I originally said. Look:

http://groups-beta.google.com/group/microsoft.public.outlook.general/msg/e0d2e753e10965e7?hl=en


That doesn't tell me much about the PDA. Do you mean it's a Pocket PC 2002
model? Is it an iPAQ, an Axim, what?

I was under the impression this posting was concerning the Pocket PC. Sorry.

You're welcome. You might also want to check in at
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/PPCUniverse/

Will do.

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