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Hi,

following post (see below) is comming from alt.cellular.ericsson news group and it's working for me so u can also try it.

regards, DANN

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I have sucessfully sync'ed my calendar and address book with a free,
public SyncML server!

To do so, I:

Went to www.truesync.com

Signed up for a demo account at:
http://www.starfish.com/private/tscom/solutions.html

Then:

In Connect, Synchronization, Server Settings:
1) WAP profile: A working wap profile. I am not sure if some wap
gateways will block this kind of data, so you might want to try
waptunnel.com's public gateway if you get the "synchronization
interrupted" message.

2)Server User ID: (whatever user Id you signed up for in the free demo
account)

3) Server Pwd: Again, whatever you singed up for at truesync.com

4) Server URL: "http://www.truesync.com/servlet/SyncML/"

5)Calendar Path: Path= "./Event/Events" UserId, Pwd (I entered the
same user/ pass as my truesync.com account)

6) Phonebook Path: Path= "./Contact/Unfiled" UserID, pwd same as
above.

I did not make a mistake in entering "./" in front of the path names.
The dot and the slash need to be there. Do not include the quotes in
the values as you input them into the phone. This may seem obvious,
but I have gotten emails...

Note: After synchronizing, you will be able to see your contact and
calendar information on the web site. I did notice that my "mobile"
and "other" contact numbers did not make it through the transition. I
contacted starfish.com and let them know of this.

Good luck!
-Michael
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Posted: 2002-06-10 12:03:00
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I arranged my settings but it still doesn't work!
It says "Connection Failed"
what the hell?

can u help me?
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Posted: 2002-06-13 01:09:00
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Just a couple of tips if you are using truesync:

1. Contrary to some posts mobile and other numbers are NOT synced and are lost if you delete them from your phone.
2. Dont add pictures to your contacts at the truesync site. It freezes your phone on syncing.
3. All day calendar events such as birthdays & anniversaries do not sync

Ted
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Posted: 2002-06-16 06:31:00
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Quote:
On 2002-06-16 06:31, ted wrote:
Just a couple of tips if you are using truesync:

1. Contrary to some posts mobile and other numbers are NOT synced and are lost if you delete them from your phone.
2. Dont add pictures to your contacts at the truesync site. It freezes your phone on syncing.
3. All day calendar events such as birthdays & anniversaries do not sync

Ted


Ted can You recommend me any other SyncML site with full T68 synchronization or at least with better sync functionality than TrueSync ?

THNX
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Posted: 2002-06-16 12:27:00
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DANN,

Try this site - you can also sync with outlook with this one. Can u let me know how you go pls?

http://www.weblicon.net/html/demos_login.html

Ted
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Posted: 2002-06-17 12:57:00
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Tried weblicon and copied settings exactly and tried twice to syncronise and get Syncronisation interrupted and get cut off at 54 seconds. Any ideas???
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Posted: 2002-06-17 13:46:00
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Hi

I tried weblicon many times using a T68m with R2D and could not get a successful sync. Always produced a Sync Failure error. However after MMS upgrade to R2E the T68 sync'ed first time no problem. Having said that the change to the phone book (i.e. combining Firstname and Surname) has really caused problems. Now I have duplicates all over the place. But that can be sorted.

So http://www.weblicon.net works great for me now...

Cheers Mike
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Posted: 2002-06-18 21:46:00
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I'm on R2b with my phone booked in for R2E so hopefully it will work then!! Cheers
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Posted: 2002-06-19 16:25:00
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Any feedback from TRUESYNC regarding why mobile numbers not dispayed after synchorinazing?

please let me know?...
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Posted: 2002-06-22 07:29:00
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