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I have the motorola cable, latest mobile phone tools software v300, Outlook
2003. Win XP, USB cable..
Everything installed and ran fine. I set the sync software to always
prefer to use outlook values in case of conflict.
I synced with outlook and the calendar antries all appeared on the mobile
phone.
Great.
Now I modified one of the calendar entries on the mobile phone - just
changed the text a little.
Re-synced
The entry then disappeared from outlook!
Now the interesting thing.
I cleared the entries from the phone, set up the calendar entry again,
re-synced. Now the phone shows two entries on that day. Basically the
entry hadn't been deleted from outlook, just made invisible.
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The enty that disappeared from the calendar is still there if I change to a
tabular view of the diary. If I edit the entry and save it, it reappears in
the normal calendar view.
However next time I go to the celndar view it has gone again.
In other words all screwed up. This is quite a bad bug - I hope motorola can
fix it! I use my phone as personal organiser while I am out and the sync
feature is really important to me.
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Just letting you know that you are not alone. I have been working with
this bug for about a month, just clicking on '31 day' view, then
selecting 5 day view again and tada, the synced events appear.
recently this hasn't been working. The events i plug into my v525
phone, will not show at all in outlook calendar, except the reminders.
I get the popup reminder box for all events that I have synced.
I have contacted moto support and if i get any reply, I will let you
know. If you find any fix, could you do the same?
Cheers
PS.
Windows XP Pro
Outlook 2003
Motorola V525 phone
Bluetooth Dlink DBT-120
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