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Default Outlook 2003 & Intellisync - 02-16-2007 , 06:15 PM






I have been using Intellisync with Outlook 2003 and my Blackberry for 3
years. Recently, I am getting a CONFLICT message during the Contact part of
the sync. The conflict is my CATERGORIES: Outlook has one space between the
contacts with 2+ Categories; whereas my Blackberry has no spaces. And for
that Intellisync is reading a conflict! I have over 1,300 contacts, so this
is getting very time consuming. I can't put it on an automatic response,
because there are often a few other conflicts I have to review and make
decisions on how to handle.

Is there a way to correct this?

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Default Re: Outlook 2003 & Intellisync - 02-16-2007 , 07:09 PM







"Kathi" <Kathi (AT) discussions (DOT) microsoft.com> wrote

Quote:
I have been using Intellisync with Outlook 2003 and my Blackberry for 3
years. Recently, I am getting a CONFLICT message during the Contact part
of
the sync. The conflict is my CATERGORIES: Outlook has one space between
the
contacts with 2+ Categories; whereas my Blackberry has no spaces. And for
that Intellisync is reading a conflict! I have over 1,300 contacts, so
this
is getting very time consuming. I can't put it on an automatic response,
because there are often a few other conflicts I have to review and make
decisions on how to handle.

Is there a way to correct this?
I'll start by apologizing for not having an answer for you, as I don't use
Outlook and I don't have a Blackberry.

I can, however, offer you a much better place to post your question. This
group is for academic issues re: the .NET Framework.

You'll be much more likely to find Outlook experts here:

microsoft.public.outlook.general

microsoft.public.outlook.interop

Good luck!


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Default Re: Outlook 2003 & Intellisync - 02-17-2007 , 05:24 AM



Thank you - I suspected I was in a specialized technical page. But this is
where I ended up when I 'Searched for' Outlook 2003. I find it very
difficult to find 'Communities'. I spent at least 30 minutes searching
before I finally posted my question here.

"pvdg42" wrote:

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"Kathi" <Kathi (AT) discussions (DOT) microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:6E99C4FA-F03C-4AA7-A04D-57A1B35EDCDF (AT) microsoft (DOT) com...
I have been using Intellisync with Outlook 2003 and my Blackberry for 3
years. Recently, I am getting a CONFLICT message during the Contact part
of
the sync. The conflict is my CATERGORIES: Outlook has one space between
the
contacts with 2+ Categories; whereas my Blackberry has no spaces. And for
that Intellisync is reading a conflict! I have over 1,300 contacts, so
this
is getting very time consuming. I can't put it on an automatic response,
because there are often a few other conflicts I have to review and make
decisions on how to handle.

Is there a way to correct this?

I'll start by apologizing for not having an answer for you, as I don't use
Outlook and I don't have a Blackberry.

I can, however, offer you a much better place to post your question. This
group is for academic issues re: the .NET Framework.

You'll be much more likely to find Outlook experts here:

microsoft.public.outlook.general

microsoft.public.outlook.interop

Good luck!


--
Peter [MVP Visual Developer]
Jack of all trades, master of none.




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