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02-10-2009
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| | Disabling Microsoft Outlook for ActiveSync 4.5 I purchased a HP iPAQ 111 and cannot get it to sync with my computer. I use Windows XP, but do not use Microsoft Outlook for my email server. I use Qwest, so my computer will not fully download ActiveSync 4.5 and therefore I am unable to sync the HP handheld device. Can you please help me with a solution? I am about ready to return this handheld. PLEASE HELP, Jan |
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02-10-2009
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| | Disabling Microsoft Outlook on ActiveSync 4.5 I purchased an HP iPAQ 111 and do not use Microsoft Outlook for my email server. This is preventing the ActiveSync software to completely load on my computer. Therefore I cannot sync my handheld with the computer so that I can download a new or additional program to it. Can you please help me. Thank you, Jan |
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