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Topic # 28575 4-Dec-2008 20:00
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Hi

Has any one ever seen a Sam Sung fantacy syn to a PC with  the Data cable..

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  Reply # 182276 5-Dec-2008 13:08
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Hey Possum,

are you looking to sync with outlook?

or something else?

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  Reply # 182298 5-Dec-2008 14:02
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Hey Possum,

Thought about it and it really doesnt matter.

Yes it is possible to sync the M300 with a pc and perform the following...

Phonebook Management
Image Transfer
Calender sync with Outlook
Wireless modem (not recommended)

However, You will need a 3rd party software to accomplish this, see the following

http://www.datapilot.com/phonesupport/en_US/Sprint/Samsung/1658/SPH-M300/

I havent personally tried the datapilot software for the M300 but have used the Sanyo datapilot software and was happy with its performance

Hope this helps

 
 
 
 


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  Reply # 182308 5-Dec-2008 14:35
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Hi

I dont use Outlook..

Thanks for the Link.

I was hoping to use the Sam Sung apps Studio

http://www.brothersoft.com/samsung-pc-studio-download-78015.html

This one is Free. I just havnt been able to find out if it works on my phone..

Thank You     M.P.Skinner




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