Re: Sync to local Outlook folder instead of to Exchange server

Hi,
If you install ActiveSync you can sync with Outlook. Just make sure you do
NOT configure Exchange on your device. If you did then delete the
ActiveSync connection for Exchange.


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"Johan Van Loon" <> wrote in message
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> Hardware/Software : PDA HTC Tytyn II (Windows Mobile 6), ActiveSync
> 4.5, Desktop-pc Windows XP Professional, MS Outlook 2003
>
> Hello,
>
> The first time I tried to sync with the webmail from the companies
> Exchange-server (I did this at home through WiFi-access) I simply had
> to fill in my login name, password and domain. It all worked like a
> charm and I was absolutely delighted !
>
> Since then, whether I try to sync at home through Wifi, or with a USB-
> cable to my desktop pc at work ActiveSync says the server uses
> security certificates and it can not complete synchronisation for
> Outlook (ActiveSync still works fine to transfer files etc.). Through
> changing parameters etc. I have 'managed' to get several different
> error codes (85030027, 80072ee7, 8501014, 85010002 & 80004005).
>
> My contacts at my IT department say that the current version they are
> running does not support Windows Explorer 7 and probably does not
> support Windows Mobile 6. I'm not sure whether this is true or
> whether they are just too lazy to bother looking up the necessary
> security certificate to mail it to me. Anyhow, I seem to have hit a
> brick wall there.
>
> So I was thinking about the solution of Palm-devices where you can
> sync your PDA with the Palm Desktop program. Is it likewise possible
> not to sync with the companies' Exchange-server but only to sync to a
> personal Outlook-folder on my desktop PC ? That way I could bypass my
> reluctant IT department...
>
> Thanks,
>
> Johan
>