No, there is nothing to synchronize. You do not need to connect your PDA to your desktop computer. In fact, you don't even need a desktop computer.

Yes. With low calendar intgration ACT! For Notes activities automatically display on your Notes Calendar. The idea is to then use a conduit which synchronized with Lotus Notes. Additional Information. Activities that were created in the Notes Mail file calendar display under your User document as well as in all activity and calendar views. (They will all be assigned to you).

Intercue Desktop includes the software needed to publish and retrieve Intercue documents. Because of this, Intercue Desktop needs to be installed on any machine which will perform these tasks. However, after the conduit is installed, you can use any XML compatible document manager or viewer to work with your results.

You should save your backup files in the \My Documents\ folder. You should also configure ActiveSync application to synchronize files. Your backup files will be synchronized via ActiveSync.

If, when you attempt to connect to the PC via the cradle, and the ActiveSync dialog does not appear on the PC screen, then the PC component of NMS for PDA is either not installed or is not running correctly. You can re-install the software on the PC by doing the following: Remove your PDA from the cradle, and then, on your PC, run the install CD, or double-click on NMSsetup.exe Follow the on-screen instructions.

You can use the software that your PDA comes with for your computer (calendar, contacts, memos, etc.), or you may choose to use Microsoft Outlook.

Yes, you can. Please see the following documentation on How to Import a Course_Events.csv file into my Outlook Calendar.

First, install Darn! Passwords! onto your laptop. Be sure to use the registered version installer if you purchased the program. Open your safe, go to the lobby tab and pick Security, and click Back Up Now. This will create an up-to-date backup in your \Backups folder. On your laptop start DP and pick Restore Backups from the Tools menu (or by right clicking and picking it on the popup menu).

You can do it using manual synchronization or the one integrated in ActiveSync. Select the "Synchronize" command from the toolbar or from the Tools submenu to start manual sync, or just enable Spb Wallet synchronization with ActiveSync in ActiveSync Tools/Options.

OneRedCube will be introducing synchronization with PDAs and the most widely used email/organization software in the first quarter 2001.

Yes, because your local Personal Vocabulary will communicate with your Personal Vocabulary on the web. This ensures that in both your Clicktionary and web Personal Vocabulary are always updated and identical.

You can synchronize anytime you want and you should synchronize often. Your program director may have specific times that you must synchronize. It’s a good idea to ask your program director how often he or she requires you to synchronize; however, this should be considered a minimum, as there is no limit to how often you can synchronize.

Most problems are on the computer side, not the PDA side, and most technology support providers can help you.

Your desktop controls all information about your ad and can only be accessed by entering your user name and password. The Desktop tool allows you to Edit your ad, Manage Photo's, see how many people have viewed your ad, change property status to inactive, sold or contract pending, and upgrade your Free ad to a Featured Home Ad, with or without tech support. Logging into your desktop also automatically extends your ad for another 45 days.

The easiest way to synchronize is to use NCU for 2.x models. This software can synchronize with Now UpToDates, Now Contacts, Claris Organizer and Palm Desktop for MacOS, Schedule+ 7.0 and Lotus Organizer 2.1 for Windows. Walter R Basil (quoted by Mark Ross) wrote a tutorial about how to achieve a synchronization with Palm Desktop: http://www.newtontalk.net/archive/newtontalk.2002-06/2425.html You can also use Cadenza, available on UNNA http://newyork.unna.

You need to differentiate between the recall time (measured from the moment the question is displayed to the moment you press Show Answer) and your actual working time. Your recall time is likely to fall on average between 3 and 10 seconds per item depending on the type of the learning material. Your total working time will usually be far more. Apart from answering questions, you will browse, edit, delete, compare, search, add, etc.

CarRec defaults to storing your car data files in the Pocket PC's "My Documents" folder. When you synchronize your PDA, these files automatically get copied to a subfolder of your desktop computer's "My Documents" folder. The name of this subfolder is something like "PocketPC My Documents" where PocketPC is the name you have given to your PocketPC device. So, your data gets backed up automatically.

Yes, you can. We have a couple of default languages that you can choose from (English, Spanish, Swedish), and if your language isn't listed there, no problem, you can type in your own translations. Once you have typed in your translations, you can right-click on this listbox, and save your translations into a text file. Next time you create a PocketPC Installer project, you can right-click and re-use these translations. This is a tricky one. Ideally, you would want to create an update.