Outlook and ActiveSync

[Karl Burrows]

I bought a new PDA and am having an issue with Outlook and MS ActiveSync. I
have a few add-in's (Acrobat, MapPoint and a custom email stationary
program) that do not load when I boot the computer and open Outlook. Turns
out, ActiveSync is opening Outlook in the background not allowing the
add-ins to load. I have to go to Task Manager, stop Outlook, open Outlook to
get my add-ins to work and then start the sync.

So now, I have turned off sync (but it still looks for changes, thus still
opening Outlook in the background), and have to go through this process
every morning or every time I open Outlook.

Does anyone have an idea how to fix this so that both can play well
together?

Thanks!

 

[Brian Tillman]

I bought a new PDA and am having an issue with Outlook and MS
ActiveSync.

What version of ActiveSync? DId you try the latest (V3.8)? Have you posted
in the ActiveSync newsgroup?

 

[Karl Burrows]

Couldn't find the ActiveSync group, but yes, do have the latest version.

 

[Stan2000]

Karl,

Don't know if this will help since I don't know your setup. But here's what
I do.

When I boot up my PC, I first start Outlook without connecting my Smartphone
or starting Activesync. I let Outlook get "established", then I connect my
Smartphone which brings up Activesync.

 

[Stan2000]

Brian,

You mention an Acitvesync user group. Do you have a link to it?

 

[Brian Tillman]

Couldn't find the ActiveSync group,

news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsoft.public.pocketpc.activesync

 

[Brian Tillman]

You mention an Acitvesync user group. Do you have a link to it?

news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsoft.public.pocketpc.activesync

 

[Karl Burrows]

Yea, but isn't that just a pain...

I found the AS newsgroup.

Karl,

Don't know if this will help since I don't know your setup. But here's what
I do.

When I boot up my PC, I first start Outlook without connecting my Smartphone
or starting Activesync. I let Outlook get "established", then I connect my
Smartphone which brings up Activesync.