Syncing multiple PPCs to multiple PCs

I am in a situation where we must set up multiple "sync
stations" on multiple campuses for our students using
Pocket PCs. Our main interest is providing the students
with a means to sync with a piece of software (medical e-
book) called Pepid (www.pepid.com) because all the
students do not own a pc. We want to allow the students
who do own a pc to sync PIM data at home. Does anyone
have experience with a situation like this? Can we set up
our sync stations to sync only the Pepid and let the
students sync PIM info at home? Is there a way to batch
load the various student profiles to the sync stations?
Some students go from campus to campus: can they do
anything besides delete an old partnership and make a new
one (my understanding is only 2 partnerships per PPC)?
Any advice, insight would be greatly appreciated.

Hi,
You can setup the sync stations so they only connect as a guest and then
allow them to install the software. You can even run an app after connecting
automatically. Check out ActiveSync Keys from
www.cewindows.net/applications/


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"Rose" <> wrote in message
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>I am in a situation where we must set up multiple "sync
> stations" on multiple campuses for our students using
> Pocket PCs. Our main interest is providing the students
> with a means to sync with a piece of software (medical e-
> book) called Pepid (www.pepid.com) because all the
> students do not own a pc. We want to allow the students
> who do own a pc to sync PIM data at home. Does anyone
> have experience with a situation like this? Can we set up
> our sync stations to sync only the Pepid and let the
> students sync PIM info at home? Is there a way to batch
> load the various student profiles to the sync stations?
> Some students go from campus to campus: can they do
> anything besides delete an old partnership and make a new
> one (my understanding is only 2 partnerships per PPC)?
> Any advice, insight would be greatly appreciated.