is Outlook 2003 Unicode PST compatible w/ PocketPC 2003 Pr..

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Outlook 2003 offers a new Unicode compatible PST file that is capable of
storing up to 33TB as contrasted with the older ANSI PST files with a
maximum functional limit of 1.82GB.

Will the new type PST sync with an HP iPAQ Pocket PC h2215 running PocketPC
2003 Premium w/ Outlook 2002 and Mighty Sync?

Harry

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I don't think I know exactly what your question is, but I sync my iPAQ 5555
with my Outlook 2003 PST file just fine.

Jim


"psa" <psa@[remove]nauticom.net> wrote in message
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> Outlook 2003 offers a new Unicode compatible PST file that is capable of
> storing up to 33TB as contrasted with the older ANSI PST files with a
> maximum functional limit of 1.82GB.
>
> Will the new type PST sync with an HP iPAQ Pocket PC h2215 running
PocketPC
> 2003 Premium w/ Outlook 2002 and Mighty Sync?
>
> Harry
>
>
>
>
>

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Unless it is broken, of course. A corrupt pst does present as sync problems
now and again.

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"Ed Hansberry, MS-MVP/Mobile Devices"
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> "psa" <psa@[remove]nauticom.net> wrote:
>
> >Outlook 2003 offers a new Unicode compatible PST file that is capable of
> >storing up to 33TB as contrasted with the older ANSI PST files with a
> >maximum functional limit of 1.82GB.
> >
> >Will the new type PST sync with an HP iPAQ Pocket PC h2215 running
PocketPC
> >2003 Premium w/ Outlook 2002 and Mighty Sync?
>
> No problem. You should have ActiveSync 3.7 or higher, but AS really
> doesn't deal with the PST directly. It uses Outlook to read/write to
> it, so the file Outlook is using is of little consequence to
> ActiveSync.
> --
>
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