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- PocketMirror Standard (Palm/Outlook Sync) (exe)
- PocketMirror Standard is designed exclusively to synchronize Microsoft Outlook Calendar, Contacts, Task and Note items with the built in Palm and Palm OS PIM applications. Now supports Microsoft Outlook 2007. Key Features of PocketMirror Standard Include: simple, convenient, and Reliable Synchronization Free, friendly, knowledgeable and responsive Technical Support. No outsourcing...
- Tags: Folder, Palm Inc., Chapura Inc., PocketMirror Standard, Microsoft Outlook, Communication Skills, Palm OS, Outsourcing, Groupware, Microsoft Office, Office Suites, Software, Career, Operating Systems, It Operations, Business Operations, Outsourcing & Subcontracting, Enterprise Software
- Software downloads 2007-05-18
- Syncing Palms with Outlook: What software is available?
- There are many applications on the market that allow Palms to sync with Microsoft Outlook. This article outlines and compares four of the most popular syncing software packages.It’s a sure bet that if your organization made a New Year’s resolution, it focused on how to cut operational costs. If so,...
- Tags: Tools & Techniques, Groupware, Michael Jackman, Palms, Pumatech Inc., Microsoft Outlook, Chapura Inc., software, software package
- Technical articles 2002-02-05
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- chapura local admin rights
- operating system XPoffice suite XPPocket Mirror 5.1.2600.2180Plam III - Palm desktop 3.1microsoft domainwindows 2000 serverAll users (around 70) are local admininstrtors. My supervisor wants to make everyone a regular user. So, I am preparing by reviewing the palm software needs, specifically user right/permissions.Has anyone experienced users able to...
- Tags: Microsoft Windows XP, regular user
- Discussion threads 2004-11-26
- Address book transfer
- I had a Palm V and it stopped woking. Now all my information is in the Palm desktop software and my Palm V does not work any more. I have purchased an IPAC hp2000 series and would like to know what would be the best way to transfer my address...
- Tags: hugoc@..., IPAC, Palm Desktop, Palm Inc., palmOne Inc., software
- Q&A 2004-10-03
- Email sync for Handspring Treo 600
- I recently purchased a treo 600 with the Palm OS and Chapura does a wonderful job of syncing everything but email. I have found programs for receiving and sending email on my Treo 600, but not one that will send/receive and sync with outlook? Any idea of what...
- Tags: e-mail, Handspring Inc., Microsoft Outlook, Palm Treo, software, timjenni@...
- Q&A 2004-12-08
- Pocket PC vs. Palm OS: Which is best for corporate PDA use?
- You may prefer a particular PDA for any number of personal reasons, but other considerations must come into play when choosing a PDA for enterprise-wide use. This article takes a comparative look at the two biggest players in the PDA space.There have been seemingly endless articles debating the merits of...
- Tags: PDAs, Handhelds, ROI/TCO, Operating systems, Ric Liang, PDA, Palm Inc., Pocket PC, TCO, PC, software, Palm OS, operating system
- Technical articles 2001-07-20
- Resolve problems between your Palm and XP with these tips
- Consultants with clients who use Palm PDAs may encounter problems when using Palm devices with XP. These tips and suggestions from the manufacturers can help you resolve some of the most common difficulties.As a consultant, you’ll no doubt be assisting some clients with their Windows XP installations. XP users have...
- Tags: Microsoft Windows, Michael Jackman, Palm Inc., Microsoft Windows XP, Palm Desktop, HotSync, PocketMirror Outlook, desktop, Microsoft Outlook
- Technical articles 2002-07-22
- One-handed PDA gets high five
- With a longer battery life and the ability to be operated with one hand, the HandEra 330 PDA could be a good choice for IT consultants. Here's a review that covers its features and compares the product with its competitors.You’re driving to meet a potential client, and you need to...
- Tags: Engineering, PDAs, Memory, Handhelds, Michael Jackman, Handera, HandEra 330, Palm Inc., battery
- Technical articles 2001-10-23
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