Multiple Calendar Support for Windows Mobile devices.

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lowspeed

If Iphone can do it, and it's not thier product.... so can you.

We really need this feature.


Thanks.

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Diane Poremsky [MVP]

iphone has other problems related to syncing calendars that WM doesn't -
plus this group is only for outlook, not windows mobile or Active Sync - and
those are the applications that control what syncs.

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lowspeed

I didn't say i like iPhone. In fact i hate most apple products.


I was giving it as an example of a product that does have this feature... so
it is possible.
 
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Brian Tillman

lowspeed said:
I was giving it as an example of a product that does have this
feature... so it is possible.

The point is that this group doesn't discuss that. Outlook doesn't take an
active part in the syncing; it's only the data repository. Moreover, most
here don't work for Microsoft and so can't affect any of the software
Microsoft produces.
 
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Diane Poremsky [MVP]

here don't work for Microsoft and so can't affect any of the software
Microsoft produces.

Um, that was the purpose of posting it as a suggestion. The office groups
reviews the suggestions that get high yes votes (no idea what counts as
'high') . The only problem is that it wasn't the correct forum - although if
the suggestion is popular enough they will pass it along. (If its popular,
they are usually aware of it already.)

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Brian Tillman

Diane Poremsky said:
Um, that was the purpose of posting it as a suggestion.

For some reason, I didn't see that trailer this time. My abject apologies.
 
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