It's as buggy as ever, but different parts of it are buggy ;-) Since
Exchange sync is right in the middle of Microsoft's crosshairs as far as
target customers, it's pretty stable compared to the desktop ActiveSync that
you may remember. Most of the problems that come up are things like
certificates from certificate authorities that aren't listed as trusted in
the device, by default, etc. I think that the sync operations themselves
are pretty solid.
Paul T.
"Sparky" <> wrote in message
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>I have transitioned from Verizon to AT & T. I am unhappy with the
> syncing program they use, Xpress Mail. It does sync all of the
> information; however, it creates a new calendar (I don't like this)
> and contacts are not browsable (I hate this).
>
> I am considering moving to Exchange Server. For only $6.99 per month
> on a rental basis. I'm not sure that there is much downside. Is
> moving to Exchange going to solve my problem?
>
> I have used ActiveSync in the past and was very unsatisfied. Is it as
> buggy as it used to be?
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