Mobile Apps - Is it possible.... Multiple calendar sync's with windows mobile...
Asked By Kaine260
28-Jul-09 06:51 PM
I want to sync my birthday calendar, holiday calendar, and other calendar's
with my mobile device and then have that sync with windows live calendar?
Is this possible... to sync it on the go. What if I do not have the phone
with me and I want to add something online like say a contact or a birthday
or something and I want to sync it with my phone is this possible?
Kaine260
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Todd Allcock replied...
Unfortunately, you have two obstacles here- Windows Mobile devices only
support one Calendar, and Windows Live calendar does not sync with Windows
Mobile, only Outlook does natively. If you use Outlook you should be able
to sync a Windows Live calendar with Outlook, then sync the Outlook calendar
to your device. You could combine your calendars using categories instead
of separate calendars to merge them all into one sycable calendar.
Microsoft added Windows Live Contacts sync to Windows Mobile a while ago-
hopefully they will add Live Calendar sync soon as well.
Linley Meslier replied...
Give PocketMirror Professional a try.
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James E. Freedle II replied to Linley Meslier
They were asking about a Windows Mobile device, not a Palm WebOS based
device. Hopefully Microsoft will add calendar synchronization to their next
update to the Windows Mobile client.
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