Searcher22
04-11-2006, 01:08 AM
Hi All
In researching and reading up about my impending purchase of the N560 I have come across something that I would welcome some software user feedback on?
My plans at the moment are not to use the N560 as fully sync'ed unit with my desktop i.e. I do not need to maintain emails etc in sync between them.
Activesync AFAIK does two jobs, (1) it allows the simple connection for the PDA and the desktop for data transfer i.e. shifting files or installing new software on the PDA & (2) the sync to Outlook.
The sort of situations I am refering to in (1) is installing the Sat Nav CoPilot6 software ; copying/moving a Word doc from PDA to desktop ; copying an Excel sheet from the desktop to the PDA.
So, as I am not going to use Outlook on my desktop (I love the lean simplicity of Outlook Express as my email client) have I understood Activesync correctly in that I will still be able to connect the PDA for data transfers and other non MS sync related usage?
TIA for any feedback :)
In researching and reading up about my impending purchase of the N560 I have come across something that I would welcome some software user feedback on?
My plans at the moment are not to use the N560 as fully sync'ed unit with my desktop i.e. I do not need to maintain emails etc in sync between them.
Activesync AFAIK does two jobs, (1) it allows the simple connection for the PDA and the desktop for data transfer i.e. shifting files or installing new software on the PDA & (2) the sync to Outlook.
The sort of situations I am refering to in (1) is installing the Sat Nav CoPilot6 software ; copying/moving a Word doc from PDA to desktop ; copying an Excel sheet from the desktop to the PDA.
So, as I am not going to use Outlook on my desktop (I love the lean simplicity of Outlook Express as my email client) have I understood Activesync correctly in that I will still be able to connect the PDA for data transfers and other non MS sync related usage?
TIA for any feedback :)