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| Look for a PC Suite manager for HTC Look for a PC Suite manager for HTC Hello. I have an HTC Touch 3G and look for it an PC Suite manager for HTC ( like Nokia PC suite) Some1 knows name and where to find a such software? Thank You for the reply. |
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| Re: Look for a PC Suite manager for HTC Not really...BUT... the Touch HD is a Windows Mobile device and as such offers a number of syncing and management options. The bad news is that these largely assume you will be using MS Outlook on your PC, and it is a Windows PC. There are options for MAC users, but I'm not real familiar with them. If you use a MAC, post back and someone is sure to help. For the PC though, you will need either ActiveSync, for XP, or Windows Mobile Device Center, for Vista. Both are available at http://www.microsoft.com/windowsmobi...t/default.mspx Look in the updates box. These allow you to sync most all of the information, contacts, calendar, etc. you keep in Outlook. For those that gripe about buying Outlook, OK, but you can pick up a copy of 2007 for under $50 (http://www.provantage.com/microsoft-...5~7MCSK026.htm). I've always found it a very useful product in it's own right, though I know some disagree. Some time back there were third party programs that allowed you to sync with PIMs other than Outlook, such as Palm Desktop, or Lotus Notes, but those sync products cost $30-$100 themselves, were not upgraded to work with the newer OSs, and are a bit hard to find even if you have an older device. I agree that MS probably should have made WM sync with Vista Calendar and Contacts, since those two products came with Vista, but they didn't, and nobody appears to have stepped up to fill that gap... So, the options are find a copy of Outlook, type all the info directly into the device and get a good backup solution (like MyPhone, for some things), or rely on some of the web based options, someone is sure to bring up. "semoikidi" <semokidi******.fr> wrote in message news:49c50767$0$6728$426a74cc@news.free.fr... > Look for a PC Suite manager for HTC > > Hello. > > I have an HTC Touch 3G and look for it an PC Suite manager for HTC ( like > Nokia PC suite) > Some1 knows name and where to find a such software? > > Thank You for the reply. > |
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| Re: Look for a PC Suite manager for HTC Using MS products is not necessary. I synch my contacts, calendar, tasks and notes to Thunderbird/Lightning using BirdieSync and ActiveSync. I have an ATT Tilt running WM 6.1. It was not a painless setup but certainly doable. LindaT. Sven wrote: > Not really...BUT... the Touch HD is a Windows Mobile device and as such > offers a number of syncing and management options. The bad news is that > these largely assume you will be using MS Outlook on your PC, and it is > a Windows PC. There are options for MAC users, but I'm not real familiar > with them. If you use a MAC, post back and someone is sure to help. > > For the PC though, you will need either ActiveSync, for XP, or Windows > Mobile Device Center, for Vista. Both are available at > http://www.microsoft.com/windowsmobi...t/default.mspx > Look in the updates box. > > These allow you to sync most all of the information, contacts, calendar, > etc. you keep in Outlook. > > For those that gripe about buying Outlook, OK, but you can pick up a > copy of 2007 for under $50 > (http://www.provantage.com/microsoft-...5~7MCSK026.htm). I've > always found it a very useful product in it's own right, though I know > some disagree. Some time back there were third party programs that > allowed you to sync with PIMs other than Outlook, such as Palm Desktop, > or Lotus Notes, but those sync products cost $30-$100 themselves, were > not upgraded to work with the newer OSs, and are a bit hard to find even > if you have an older device. I agree that MS probably should have made > WM sync with Vista Calendar and Contacts, since those two products came > with Vista, but they didn't, and nobody appears to have stepped up to > fill that gap... So, the options are find a copy of Outlook, type all > the info directly into the device and get a good backup solution (like > MyPhone, for some things), or rely on some of the web based options, > someone is sure to bring up. > > > "semoikidi" <semokidi******.fr> wrote in message > news:49c50767$0$6728$426a74cc@news.free.fr... >> Look for a PC Suite manager for HTC >> >> Hello. >> >> I have an HTC Touch 3G and look for it an PC Suite manager for HTC ( >> like Nokia PC suite) >> Some1 knows name and where to find a such software? >> >> Thank You for the reply. >> > |
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