Microsoft ActiveSync is a nice interface to connect your computer with your Windows mobile phone. This is an easy tool for synchronizing your phone contacts, documents, pictures, office documents with those on your computer.
Using Microsoft ActiveSync, you can directly synchronize your Exchange server (Exchange 2003) with your mobile phone. Furthermore, it supports Direct Push Technology, local device wipe, and certificate-powered authentication to Microsoft Exchange. You can add and remove programs from your Windows mobile phone through ActiveSync, just as you would do in your PC using Windows’ Add/Remove option from the Control Panel. This gives you simple and intuitive control over your Windows phone.
You can configure the synchronization options regarding what elements to sync and what to leave out. You can create various profiles with different settings for all your mobile phones using ActiveSync. When it comes to limitations, this version of ActiveSync does not support Outlook 2000. However, it includes full support for Windows 2000, Windows XP and 2003.
Pros
- Easy to use
Cons
- No conversion support for database and font files on Windows Mobile
- No support for Outlook 2000
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The ActiveSync dialog box will then open and browse your Windows Mobile device to determine which programs are already installed. Once the utility determines that the application is not on the phone, it will transfer the files through the sync cable. You can check the progress by viewing the Installing Application bar.
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