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    Help! Outlook lost all my data!

     

    Synchronizing Outlook tasks to your iPhone or Android is dangerous. If you don’t do it right, you could lose everything. Worse, the steps are different for each situation. When clients ask for my help, I usually steer them toward safer solutions.

    Many attempt the sync anyway.

    A client recently emailed me with this tragic tale:

    “You were very kind to warn that trying to sync Outlook with my Android might prove challenging. I set up Exchange to connect Outlook 2007 with Touchdown, and MS encouraged me to add my own domain name which I almost did.

    Reluctant to let MS host my account I tried to restore the original setup. In what turned out to be a colossal error, I deleted the email address which I had added to the MS365 (MS exchange) account.

    Instantaneously, I lost all of my contacts, my calendar and my tasks. The real salt in my wound was losing all of customization I had made via your TRO online training.”

    Recovering from that data loss took many hours of hard, stressful work.

    Why Does Outlook Lose Data?

    Outlook is old technology, more than a decade old. Back in the day, they pioneered the idea of synching between computers and mobile devices. Their solutions were sometimes clunky, awkward, and looked suspiciously like the 1980s, but they did it. Unfortunately, Outlook still uses that same infrastructure to sync with your iPhone, Blackberry, or Android.

    When you try to set up the sync, you’ll see strange [Click title for more...]

    Filed under: Blackberry,iPhone,Mobile,Palm,PPC,Productivity,Software,TRO — Coach Nate @ 6:27 am

    Finding the Missing Sync

     

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    I love my Mac. It’s faster than my PC, it’s prettier than my PC, and it’s smaller. It’s not as compatible though. This really becomes an issue in regards to mobile devices. Unless you have an iPhone or iPod, it’s not likely to natively sync to your Mac.

    The answer to this dilemma is third party software. But which should you choose? There’s plenty of software claiming to easily and conveniently synchronize your device with mac but which is best?

    Filed under: Blackberry,iPhone,Mac,Mobile,Palm,PPC — Tags: , , , — Resident Geek @ 1:23 pm

    Series: GTD Software Reviews

     

    Starting Monday, I will be reviewing GTD and GTD-ish Software.
    Software will be rated on:
    1. User Interface (Easy to learn?)
    2. Functionality (Features, Compatibility)
    3. Conformity with GTD Principles (See here)

    What do we need from you? Tell us what your favorite piece of GTD(ish) software is and why. We will begin our reviews based on this. These reviews will be posted regularly and I encourage readers to post comments on their own experiences with the software.

    Please feel free to recommend software not yet listed on our GTD Software Comparison Page. Thank you!

    Filed under: Blackberry,Mac,Mobile,Palm,PC,PPC,Software Reviews — Tags: , , — Resident Geek @ 11:46 pm

    So you want to buy a PDA?

     

    I have been using a PDA since I first got my hands on a Palm VIIx as a kid. You know, one of those 8MB B&W models with barely enough computing power to tell me the square root of four. Five years ago, a PDA was the height of geekiness. *Takes a bow* Only complete nerds contributed in the CE vs. Palm wars. This is not the case now. Businesses, CEO’s, mothers, and even your local football jock is looking into the new world of mobility. The question on everyone’s mind is: “Which one, which one?”

    Filed under: Blackberry,iPhone,Mobile,Palm,PPC — Tags: , , , , , — Resident Geek @ 5:30 pm

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