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#3473 15-Feb-2005 18:08
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Hi,
I'm getting very frustrated with the slowness of outlook, and the fact that it can't even follow my simple 'rules' and organise my email properly.
I really want to make the switch to Mozilla Thunderbird but the only thing is will I be able to synchronize my PPC with Thunderbird?

Any thoughts? Will it sync with pocket outlook? can i use Pocket Informant with it (i know this uses the microsoft data file)

Any tips or points in the right direction would be appreciated

Tim




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A few hours a day in front of my HTC Desire.
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#12827 15-Feb-2005 21:58
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I'm sorry to hear you have problems with Outlook. I have to say that I've moved from MS Outlook client to a Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 at home (running on Windows Server 2003 inside a Virtual PC machine) and it's much better. Also I now have push e-mail (check my article on Exchange ActiveSync always-up-to-date AUTD). It also seems to have solved all problems with duplicates.

I know Intellisync sells alternative syncing solutions, however their page says it's compatible with "Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft Outlook Express, Lotus Notes, and Novell GroupWise" only...




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