Windows Mobile Device Centre

[Cary Moore]

Plugging in my PDA starts up Windows Mobile Device Centre which looks
like a partial replacement for ActiveSync.

Does anyone know how feature complete this is as it doesn't appear to
do much at the moment eg. I can't see any options to sync with Outlook
2003 mail, calendar etc.

Is there any software required for the PDA (running Windows Mobile 5)

Cary.

 

[Zack Whittaker \(R2 Mentor\)]

I believe this will be fixed and feature complete by the time it gets to
April CTP/Beta 2 - until then you're best off using ActiveSync 4.0 as I am
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[Andre Da Costa [Extended64]]

Its pretty much a place holder.
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[Tekguru (Daron Brewood)]

Plugging in my PDA starts up Windows Mobile Device Centre which looks
like a partial replacement for ActiveSync.

http://www.4winmobile.com/vista-and-windowsmobile-vp20761.html#20761

Is what I've seen too!

So you guys are getting around it by installing AS4.1?
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I tried installing 4.1, but Vista won't let it run. Will 4.0 work?