Rss Feeds Folder isn't listed for sync

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Sergey Polyakov

active sync doesn't support that folder type.

I've understand that :)
Although Properties for RSS Feeds says that Type of folder - containing Mail
and Post items.

possibly a future version

I'd like to hear more concrete vision from developers.
 
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Diane Poremsky [MVP]

you'll need to ask about it in a ppc forum - one where the active sync devs
might actually visit.

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Sergey Polyakov

I thought that I could create the rule which will moves all rss posts to
usual folder, but condition
"from any RSS feed" cannot be checked and condiction "from RSS with
specified text" doesn't allow specify text.

BTW, what is right place to submit bugs? This news?
http://lab.msdn.microsoft.com/ProductFeedback/ is good service but not for
Office :(
 
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Diane Poremsky [MVP]

RSS feeds don't come through the inbox, so they aren't affected by rules.
They go directly to the folders. You can redirect them to other folders in
the account setup but I don't think it will help in this situtation. your
best bet is to use an different RSS reader. (I can sync newsgator feeds). i
use Ol2007 against Exchange mailbox and open it with Ol2003 as well - the
RSS folder is not available for syncing from 2003 - probably because of the
special mapi properties added to it. If you view the folder properties using
OutlookSpy, you'll see it's not a standard mail and post folder.

Follow the bug reporting instructions for the source of your copy - AFAIK,
there is no bug reporting tool for those using the public preview.

BTW - is this with activesync 3.8 or 4.x? not that I expect 4.x to support
it either, since it came out before Office.

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BeerBong

Diane Poremsky said:
RSS feeds don't come through the inbox, so they aren't affected by rules.
They go directly to the folders. You can redirect them to other folders in
the account setup but I don't think it will help in this situtation.

Look at New Rule - there are new rules for RSS feeds.


your
best bet is to use an different RSS reader.

I think that Outlook should become the best RSS reader.

(I can sync newsgator feeds). i
use Ol2007 against Exchange mailbox and open it with Ol2003 as well - the
RSS folder is not available for syncing from 2003 - probably because of the
special mapi properties added to it. If you view the folder properties using
OutlookSpy, you'll see it's not a standard mail and post folder.

Follow the bug reporting instructions for the source of your copy - AFAIK,
there is no bug reporting tool for those using the public preview.

BTW - is this with activesync 3.8 or 4.x? not that I expect 4.x to support
it either, since it came out before Office.
4.1

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Author, Teach Yourself Outlook 2003 in 24 Hours
Coauthor, OneNote 2003 for Windows (Visual QuickStart Guide)
Need Help with Common Tasks? http://www.outlook-tips.net/beginner/



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Sergey Polyakov said:
I thought that I could create the rule which will moves all rss posts to
usual folder, but condition
"from any RSS feed" cannot be checked and condiction "from RSS with
specified text" doesn't allow specify text.

BTW, what is right place to submit bugs? This news?
http://lab.msdn.microsoft.com/ProductFeedback/ is good service but not for
Office :(
 

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