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June 19th 09, 05:43 PM
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How best to cut down number of contact to sync to your phone
I've got a lot of contacts (more than 1,000) in Outlook 2007 but there are
too many to sync onto my car's hands free kit. Easy thought I. I'll just archive some contacts away - I want to keep the details but don't use them everyday. Wrong! There's no archiving of contacts (Why I wonder?). So any bright ideas as to who I can restrict the number of numbers I sync to my Win Mo 6.1 Smart Phone (HTC Touch Pro 2) without losing access to the data on my PC? Can I do this with catagories? Or can I create a second contact folder - in which case how do I make sure that I sync the right folder to my smart phone? All (helpful) suggestions welcome - and thanks in advance. 
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