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I've got a shiny new Ipaq 4700 arriving tomorrow and am going to need to
transfer my diary and my contacts across. Can anyone offer any advice on
how I can do this as painlessly as possible.
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On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 20:24:06 +0000, F wrote:
> I've got a shiny new Ipaq 4700 arriving tomorrow and am going to need to
> transfer my diary and my contacts across. Can anyone offer any advice on
> how I can do this as painlessly as possible.
You should be able to beam that information between the units.
But, of course, if you are going to use a WinCE device, you should start
getting use to pain.
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In <Xns959DCF84BD51FJLFN@127.0.0.1>, F <frank@spinningweb.notnet> writes:
>I've got a shiny new Ipaq 4700 arriving tomorrow and am going to need to
>transfer my diary and my contacts across. Can anyone offer any advice on
>how I can do this as painlessly as possible.
>
>TIA.
>
>--
>F
>
>Beware spamtrap - remove the negative
While holding the Tungsten C safely and tightly above your head, place the Ipaq on the floor and jump up and down on it. The information will still be safely stored on the T|C and if you wear really good shoes it should be painless.
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davidb@nomorespam.net wrote in
news:Eiald.18419$6w6.2387@tornado.tampabay.rr.com:
> While holding the Tungsten C safely and tightly above your head, place
> the Ipaq on the floor and jump up and down on it. The information
> will still be safely stored on the T|C and if you wear really good
> shoes it should be painless.
But then I wouldn't be able to use the Ipaq with the GPS receiver and
software I bought with it.
The Tungsten C leaves a lot to be desired when it comes to sat nav
applications...
BTW, I can never understand why some people cannot resist posting non-
answers to sensible questions. Seems they just need to push their own
opinions/prejudices in an attempt to compensate for their inadequacies.
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On 10 Nov 2004 20:24:06 GMT, F wrote:
> I've got a shiny new Ipaq 4700 arriving tomorrow and am going to need to
> transfer my diary and my contacts across. Can anyone offer any advice on
> how I can do this as painlessly as possible.
Sync from the T|C to outlook and back to the iPaq from outlook again.
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F wrote:
> I've got a shiny new Ipaq 4700 arriving tomorrow and am going to need to
> transfer my diary and my contacts across. Can anyone offer any advice on
> how I can do this as painlessly as possible.
When I initially moved from a Palm M515 to an iPAQ 4150, using Outlook, I
just synced and all my Contacts were immediately moved over to my iPAQ.
Other files can just be dragged and dropped as far as I know. You Diary
though, depending on it's format, may be a proprietary thing and may require
you to use the same Program, only use the one designed for use with the PPC.
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