Hello,

I am using PC Suite 6.70.22 for synchronising my contacts in Outlook
2003 with those of my Nokia 6021 phone. My problem is : in Outlook, I
have several folders in "Contacts" containing several type of contacts.
When I synchronise, only the contacts at the upper level in "Contacts"
are transferred to phone, not those contained in folders. How is it
possible to solve that problem ?

Thanks in advance for your help.

Gp.

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Hello,

I am using PC Suite 6.70.22 for synchronising my contacts in Outlook
2003 with those of my Nokia 6021 phone. My problem is : in Outlook, I
have several folders in "Contacts" containing several type of
contacts. When I synchronise, only the contacts at the upper level in
"Contacts" are transferred to phone, not those contained in folders.
How is it possible to solve that problem ?

Thanks in advance for your help.

Gp.

You'd have to see if your sync software supports this. It might not.
I suggest you consider using a single contacts folder, and use categories to
organize them, rather than multiple folders, anyway...you can set up custom
views/filters, etc., to make it easier to manage.

If I recollect the PC Suite allows you to select a specific Contacts Folder
in OL to sync.

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Hello,

I am using PC Suite 6.70.22 for synchronising my contacts in Outlook
2003 with those of my Nokia 6021 phone. My problem is : in Outlook, I
have several folders in "Contacts" containing several type of contacts.
When I synchronise, only the contacts at the upper level in "Contacts"
are transferred to phone, not those contained in folders. How is it
possible to solve that problem ?

Thanks in advance for your help.

Gp.

Thanks a lot for your help !

In fact, I would prefer to put specific contacts in different folders
since Outlook allows it me. It is easier than using Categories. True
that PC Suite allows you to synchronise with a specific folder of
Contacts. However, I would like it to synchronise automatically in all
the folders with one synchronisation. Is it possible to do that ?

TIA.

Gp

DL a écrit :

If I recollect the PC Suite allows you to select a specific Contacts Folder
in OL to sync.

wrote in message
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Hello,

I am using PC Suite 6.70.22 for synchronising my contacts in Outlook
2003 with those of my Nokia 6021 phone. My problem is : in Outlook, I
have several folders in "Contacts" containing several type of contacts.
When I synchronise, only the contacts at the upper level in "Contacts"
are transferred to phone, not those contained in folders. How is it
possible to solve that problem ?

Thanks in advance for your help.

Gp.

does pc suite allow you to select more than one folder? if not, then no, you
can't sync with more than one outlook folder.

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Author, Teach Yourself Outlook 2003 in 24 Hours
Coauthor, OneNote 2003 for Windows (Visual QuickStart Guide)
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Thanks a lot for your help !

In fact, I would prefer to put specific contacts in different folders
since Outlook allows it me. It is easier than using Categories. True
that PC Suite allows you to synchronise with a specific folder of
Contacts. However, I would like it to synchronise automatically in all
the folders with one synchronisation. Is it possible to do that ?

TIA.

Gp

DL a écrit :

If I recollect the PC Suite allows you to select a specific Contacts
Folder
in OL to sync.

wrote in message
oups.com...
Hello,

I am using PC Suite 6.70.22 for synchronising my contacts in Outlook
2003 with those of my Nokia 6021 phone. My problem is : in Outlook, I
have several folders in "Contacts" containing several type of contacts.
When I synchronise, only the contacts at the upper level in "Contacts"
are transferred to phone, not those contained in folders. How is it
possible to solve that problem ?

Thanks in advance for your help.

Gp.

wrote:
Thanks a lot for your help !

In fact, I would prefer to put specific contacts in different folders
since Outlook allows it me. It is easier than using Categories. True
that PC Suite allows you to synchronise with a specific folder of
Contacts. However, I would like it to synchronise automatically in all
the folders with one synchronisation. Is it possible to do that ?

Have you tried having several top-level Contacts folders instead of
several subfolders within Contacts?

I mean this hierarchy:

Mailbox
Contacts 1
Contacts 2
Inbox
Sent Items
etc

Instead of this one:

Mailbox
Contacts
Contacts 1
Contacts 2
Inbox
Sent Items
etc

Not a clue if this will work, just a thought.

Hello!

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default folder and from the custom ones as well.

If you have any further questions, do not hesitate to contact us (
http://www.opm-2.com/forum/ ).
Best regards, Maxim Vyalkov
Oxygen Software http://www.oxygensoftware.com/en/ - tools for your mobile
phone.
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does pc suite allow you to select more than one folder? if not, then no,
you
can't sync with more than one outlook folder.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
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/

Outlook Tips: http://www.outlook-tips.net/
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wrote in message
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Thanks a lot for your help !

In fact, I would prefer to put specific contacts in different folders
since Outlook allows it me. It is easier than using Categories. True
that PC Suite allows you to synchronise with a specific folder of
Contacts. However, I would like it to synchronise automatically in all
the folders with one synchronisation. Is it possible to do that ?

TIA.

Gp

DL a écrit :

If I recollect the PC Suite allows you to select a specific Contacts
Folder
in OL to sync.

wrote in message
oups.com...
Hello,

I am using PC Suite 6.70.22 for synchronising my contacts in Outlook
2003 with those of my Nokia 6021 phone. My problem is : in Outlook, I
have several folders in "Contacts" containing several type of
contacts.
When I synchronise, only the contacts at the upper level in "Contacts"
are transferred to phone, not those contained in folders. How is it
possible to solve that problem ?

Thanks in advance for your help.

Gp.

Thanks Dave for your idea. In fact, all Contacts folders are at the
same level than the default Contacts (no way to do differently in
Outlook 2003) :

Contacts
Contacts 1
Contacts 2

Any other idea than trying a new software ?

Thanks in advance !

Gp

wrote:
Thanks Dave for your idea. In fact, all Contacts folders are at the
same level than the default Contacts (no way to do differently in
Outlook 2003) :

Contacts
Contacts 1
Contacts 2

Your original message made it sound like the opposite, but never mind!


Any other idea than trying a new software ?

I've never tried, I'm afraid, but good luck.

One question though: if you DID get this working, and you added a new
contact to your PHONE, how would the software know which of the two
contacts folders to sync with? (Maybe here's one reason why it doesn't!)

wrote:

Thanks Dave for your idea. In fact, all Contacts folders are at the
same level than the default Contacts (no way to do differently in
Outlook 2003) :

Of course there's a way to do it differently in Outlook 2003. WHen you
click FileNewFolder, just specify the location for the new folder as an
already existing folder to make the new one a subfolder of that folder.

WHat you may be misinterpreting as "no way" is the fact that, when using the
Contacts view in the Navigation Pane, all Contact folders will be presented
at the same level in the pane, even if they're subfolders. If you want to
see the actual folder structure, you need to use the Folder List view.
--
Brian Tillman