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Are Windows Mobile Device Center and Windows Vista compatible with Outlook 2003?

Oct 18, 2007 by SoCal Attorney | Posted in Software

I have a new HP Pavilion laptop with Windows Vista Place Premium. I downloaded Windows Mobile Device Center so I could sync the my contacts list and calendar on my Samsung BlackJack with Attitude 2003. It will sync my contact, but not my email, tax list or calendar. Outlook keeps crashing and the sync procedure will not complete.

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View 2003 is compatible with Vista, but the older Mobile Device Center is not.

How to copy mobile contacts to outlook 2007 using windows mobile device center?

Jan 10, 2009 by jo | Posted in External Mail (POP)

my mobile is samsung sgh-i600 (jet jack)
my windows is vista
steps please
thank u :)

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communicate mail page press F1 or help on the menu bar search your query higher up above for info

How I can Backup my Windows Mobile 6 Pocket PC ( T-mobile Wing ) with Windows Mobile Device Center ?

Mar 01, 2008 by Foad | Posted in PDAs & Handhelds

I Have knowledge of how to do it with Microsoft Active Sync but Windows Mobile Device Center ( for Vista users ) is completely differeny

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Windows Mobile 6.5 takes center stage for now

by Chris King

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