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New Poll: What do you use to Sync your Handheld PC?Handheld PC News Posted 14 years ago | Community | Chris Tilley 17 comments
We have a new poll this November for the HPC:Factor front page.
In this poll we want you to tell us what you use to synchronise your trusty Windows CE device(s) with your host PC(s). Are you a legacy CE 1.0x user, forced to suffer the pains of H/PC Explorer, are you an Outlook Express user who has found comfort in SyncExpress or perhaps you are one of a few brave souls who have ventured into trying to use a H/PC with the Windows Vista / Windows 7 Windows Mobile Device Centre (WMDC). Let us know by voting in the poll and as ever tell us about your sync experiences in the comments to this post. Posted on 08 November 2009 at 10:47By Chris Tilley (C:Amie)
Comments on this articleI'm a Windows XP and ActiveSync 3.8 devotee. However, I do have a couple of CE 1 units, so I've had to tinker occasionally with H/PC Explorer on a separate PC running Windows 98. Depends on the computer: my main laptop has XP SP3/Outlook 2007/AS 3.8. But I have 2 machines (1 Win95B; 1 98SE) that run AS 3.1, since on those 2 machines, I use ... Schedule+ 7.0. This is to preclude Outlook's glacial responses on older machines. Schedule+ works great, even with PsiWin 2.3.3 running so I can sync Psions. In the spirit of full disclosure, on those machines, I also run IE 4.0. I am in the process of seeking professional help. Though it remains difficult to arrange therapy sessions with psychiatrists who don't use my calendar software. I keep showing up in 1992... I'm using the same as per comment #6: I use AS 3.8 and XP SP3. I no longer have anything running less than CE 2.0. In fact, aoresteen (comment #6) rescued my Compaq C120 and C140 from an uncertain eBay fate. (See http://www.hpcfactor.com/forums/forums/thread-view.asp?tid=14603&am... ). The C140 I passed over to him has the CE 2.0 upgrade memory chip included, so he will not be totally doomed to using H/PC Explorer instead of ActiveSync. Good luck with them, Andrew! Dan I recently got an iPAQ h3950 without an installation disc, so I don't have ActiveSync on my computer. My iPAQ has PPC 2002, so I can't use the new AS 4.5, and MS isn't offering anything else. I signed on here to see if 3.8 would work, but I haven't found the download yet. Actually, I don't have Outlook on my computer, either. I use the free Open Office.org office suite (OO.o) so I have no other use for Outlook. Does anyone have any better ideas? I'm also considering forgetting about the iPAQ, and fixing up my old but still good Palm XT instead. The iPAQ seems to be too Microsoft-contr... I use WMDC with my HP Jornada 728 running Windows 7 Ultimate. In my old XP I´m running ActiveSync 4.5 with my NEC Mobilepro 900c. I have Windows 7 can't get my mobilePro 770 to Sync with mydesk top computer, I'm running verison 2.11 pocket outlook v 3.0, do you have any idea were I can download some software and get it working with windows 7. Thanks I am using Win7 right now, does that still works with my laptop? I am doing my <a href="http://www.dissertation.com">thesis</a> and I am looking for more friendly user software. ActiveSync 3.8. It is the principle reason why we have no desire to upgrade to Vista or Windows 7 (nothing beats the ability to sync over a LAN). I use ActiveSync 3.8 on two ancient Toshiba 4010CDT laptops which I managed to acquire, and installed Windoze 98SE on them. They also act as competent hosts to my even-older Atari Portfolios and Psion Organiser IIs. They were in the last generation of their type to permit this. I have connected my 728s to our Windoze Vista Ultimate laptops. However I have only been partially successful, and only by using the driver supplied here for that purpose. Installation of software by the usual Activesync-type route is impossible of course. |
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