Comments on: Exchange synching - Inbox subfolders http://www.nokme.com/exchange-synching-inbox-subfolders-99.html My way on using wonderful Nokia gadgets Sat, 05 Jul 2008 16:24:45 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 By: Jason C. http://www.nokme.com/exchange-synching-inbox-subfolders-99.html#comment-12626 Jason C. Wed, 06 Dec 2006 20:03:06 +0000 http://www.nokme.com/exchange-synching-inbox-subfolders-99.html#comment-12626 Just wanted to let you know that subfolder support is definately something that is on the shortlist of features to be added to RoadSync. It may work its way into version 3 by the time is is officially released (likely in Q1), we'll have to wait and see. The beta of v. 3 is available now, but subfolders are not incorporated in that beta (however, some exchange 2007 mobility features are): http://www.dataviz.com/products/roadsync/series60/RDP/index.html Jason C. - DataViz, Inc. Just wanted to let you know that subfolder support is definately something that is on the shortlist of features to be added to RoadSync. It may work its way into version 3 by the time is is officially released (likely in Q1), we’ll have to wait and see. The beta of v. 3 is available now, but subfolders are not incorporated in that beta (however, some exchange 2007 mobility features are): http://www.dataviz.com/products/roadsync/series60/RDP/index.html

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]]> By: Kristian B. Bilenberg http://www.nokme.com/exchange-synching-inbox-subfolders-99.html#comment-12540 Kristian B. Bilenberg Wed, 06 Dec 2006 05:33:14 +0000 http://www.nokme.com/exchange-synching-inbox-subfolders-99.html#comment-12540 Hi there My friend uses RoadSync at his work - when RoadSync also is installed at the Exchange Server, Roadsync mirrors all the Exchange folders on your E61. It works perfectly. In my company we don't have Roadsync on the Exchange Server, and as you know, the folders are not mirrored. Hope it helps you. Hi there

My friend uses RoadSync at his work - when RoadSync also is installed at the Exchange Server, Roadsync mirrors all the Exchange folders on your E61. It works perfectly.

In my company we don’t have Roadsync on the Exchange Server, and as you know, the folders are not mirrored.

Hope it helps you.

]]> By: Ben http://www.nokme.com/exchange-synching-inbox-subfolders-99.html#comment-12511 Ben Tue, 05 Dec 2006 23:35:50 +0000 http://www.nokme.com/exchange-synching-inbox-subfolders-99.html#comment-12511 RoadSync doesn't do sub-folders AFAIK, although it does correctly put outgoing mail in the Exchange 'Sent Items' folder which M4E doesn't and it also handles meeting requests properly (plus some other stuff) when I trialled it, but I couldn't justify the cost US$99. It worked well, but seemed to clash with M4E (even when uninstalled) and needed a complete device reset, but after that all was well. RoadSync doesn’t do sub-folders AFAIK, although it does correctly put outgoing mail in the Exchange ‘Sent Items’ folder which M4E doesn’t and it also handles meeting requests properly (plus some other stuff) when I trialled it, but I couldn’t justify the cost US$99.

It worked well, but seemed to clash with M4E (even when uninstalled) and needed a complete device reset, but after that all was well.

]]> By: Jonathan Greene http://www.nokme.com/exchange-synching-inbox-subfolders-99.html#comment-12510 Jonathan Greene Tue, 05 Dec 2006 21:32:14 +0000 http://www.nokme.com/exchange-synching-inbox-subfolders-99.html#comment-12510 I am pretty sure it does NOT work given the current limitations of the software. It's good to sync at all... but it would be nice to have the full capability. I've never had enough server space at work to use server based folders, but wish the M4E was able to reply to meeting notices so your calendar could be maintained while on the go. I am pretty sure it does NOT work given the current limitations of the software. It’s good to sync at all… but it would be nice to have the full capability. I’ve never had enough server space at work to use server based folders, but wish the M4E was able to reply to meeting notices so your calendar could be maintained while on the go.

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