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Elmo Banning - Folsom
I have 300 plus contacts in my Blackberry 8310. Is there a way to transfer
the address / contact lis to MS Outlook 2007
the address / contact lis to MS Outlook 2007
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Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]
How should we know? Whether or not your device supports integration with
Outlook is entirely within the purview of your device manufacturer. Outlook
has nothing to do with synchronization operations.
Outlook is entirely within the purview of your device manufacturer. Outlook
has nothing to do with synchronization operations.
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Barry Adair
Yes using RIM Desktop Manager
Russ Valentine said:How should we know? Whether or not your device supports integration with
Outlook is entirely within the purview of your device manufacturer.
Outlook has nothing to do with synchronization operations.
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Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"Elmo Banning - Folsom" <[email protected]>
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I have 300 plus contacts in my Blackberry 8310. Is there a way to transfer
the address / contact lis to MS Outlook 2007
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Bill in Atlanta
Russ - I think your response was rude and entirely unhelpful. OF COURSE it
depends on the device manufacturer, but that isn't a very insightful answer.
How about taking it a step further and asking some more questions??
depends on the device manufacturer, but that isn't a very insightful answer.
How about taking it a step further and asking some more questions??
Russ Valentine said:How should we know? Whether or not your device supports integration with
Outlook is entirely within the purview of your device manufacturer. Outlook
has nothing to do with synchronization operations.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Elmo Banning - Folsom said:I have 300 plus contacts in my Blackberry 8310. Is there a way to transfer
the address / contact lis to MS Outlook 2007
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Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]
Because Outlook plays no role in synchronization. Synchronization is the
sole purview of the device and it's software.
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Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
sole purview of the device and it's software.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Bill in Atlanta said:Russ - I think your response was rude and entirely unhelpful. OF COURSE
it
depends on the device manufacturer, but that isn't a very insightful
answer.
How about taking it a step further and asking some more questions??
Russ Valentine said:How should we know? Whether or not your device supports integration with
Outlook is entirely within the purview of your device manufacturer.
Outlook
has nothing to do with synchronization operations.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"Elmo Banning - Folsom" <[email protected]>
wrote
in message news:[email protected]...I have 300 plus contacts in my Blackberry 8310. Is there a way to
transfer
the address / contact lis to MS Outlook 2007
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Bill in Atlanta
I'm not disagreeing with you, nor challenging your authority. I just thought
you could have been more helpful, considering that is your job. How about
providing some suggested alternatives or other courses of action?
you could have been more helpful, considering that is your job. How about
providing some suggested alternatives or other courses of action?
Russ Valentine said:Because Outlook plays no role in synchronization. Synchronization is the
sole purview of the device and it's software.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Bill in Atlanta said:Russ - I think your response was rude and entirely unhelpful. OF COURSE
it
depends on the device manufacturer, but that isn't a very insightful
answer.
How about taking it a step further and asking some more questions??
Russ Valentine said:How should we know? Whether or not your device supports integration with
Outlook is entirely within the purview of your device manufacturer.
Outlook
has nothing to do with synchronization operations.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"Elmo Banning - Folsom" <[email protected]>
wrote
in message I have 300 plus contacts in my Blackberry 8310. Is there a way to
transfer
the address / contact lis to MS Outlook 2007
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Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]
I'm not disagreeing with you, nor challenging your authority. I just
thought
you could have been more helpful, considering that is your job. How about
providing some suggested alternatives or other courses of action?
No one here works for Microsoft or visits these newsgroups because it's
their job.
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Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]
Because I assumed the OP knew what device they were using and how to contact
their support. I know nothing about Blackberry's support.
You seem to have some misperceptions about peer-to-peer newsgroups. This is
not my job.
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Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
their support. I know nothing about Blackberry's support.
You seem to have some misperceptions about peer-to-peer newsgroups. This is
not my job.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Bill in Atlanta said:I'm not disagreeing with you, nor challenging your authority. I just
thought
you could have been more helpful, considering that is your job. How about
providing some suggested alternatives or other courses of action?
Russ Valentine said:Because Outlook plays no role in synchronization. Synchronization is the
sole purview of the device and it's software.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
message
Russ - I think your response was rude and entirely unhelpful. OF
COURSE
it
depends on the device manufacturer, but that isn't a very insightful
answer.
How about taking it a step further and asking some more questions??
:
How should we know? Whether or not your device supports integration
with
Outlook is entirely within the purview of your device manufacturer.
Outlook
has nothing to do with synchronization operations.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"Elmo Banning - Folsom" <[email protected]>
wrote
in message I have 300 plus contacts in my Blackberry 8310. Is there a way to
transfer
the address / contact lis to MS Outlook 2007
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