problems syncronizing with outlook data incomplete

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Charlieman24

Dear Friends, please may day may day !!!!!

If some one have any suggestion, is welcome ! I have a PDA, and my PC is
running Outlook 2003, when I syncronize everything looks normal, but the
thing is that some data is not syncronized, some contacts never go to my PDA,
sometimes happen also with the appointments in the calendar; I already have
done everything, remove a reinstall Office 11, remove a reinstall Active
Sync, 4.2, 4.5, reset my PDA, try with others PDA and load my contacts there,
same thing, data is not complete, I don´t know what is stopping that data to
be available in my PDA, I also try with a Moto Q, from Motorola, same thing.
PLease any help !!!!

Regards,
 
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Roady [MVP]

Which data is not available to you? Random?
By default only a limited amount of data gets synced since usually a Mobile
Device has very limited storage space. You can configure how many days in
advance and how many days back should be synced in AcitveSync.
 
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Charlieman24

Roady, thank you for your response.

Data is basically ramdom, and mainly in CONTACTS and Calendar, notepads are
not so affected, or at least I have not noticed. But with contacts I am going
crazy, beacuse sometimes I add a new contact and never see it in my PDA, I
have about 800 contacts in Outlook Contacts, but may are lost in my PDA, I
could easily tell you that probably 80 contacts are lost, not shown in PDA. I
also try export the file to .CSV, to check it that missed contacts have
something weird and were not readable in OUtlook, but I export them to .CSV
and I check that contacts that are not syncronized to my PDA are exported wih
no problem, I don´t really get which is the sync behavior. I really
appreciate your comments.

Carlos Belgoderi
Caracas - Venezuela
 

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