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ramil · 02-27-2007, 07:03 PM

I just recently upgraded from Treo 600 to Treo 680.

I used older versions of Palm Desktop (4.1.0) and Pocket Mirror (3.1.6.0) to synch my Treo 600 with MS Outlook in my work laptop. The good thing is that those specific versions of Palm Desktop and Pocket Mirror are included in the list of accredited software by our corporate IT.

Now, I have not tried synch'ing my new Treo 680 with my work laptop because it says in the manual not to synch the Treo 680 with previous or older versions of Palm Desktop (and Pocket Mirror?).

My questions are:

1. Has anyone tried synch'ing the Treo 680 with previous versions of Palm Desktop and Pocket Mirror? Have you experienced any issues?

2. Is there are workaround or solution to this problem? Is there a way i could still synch my Treo 680 with my MS Outlook info? (Asking and convincing our corporate IT to accredit the newest versions may not be the easiest way to go.)

02-27-2007, 07:03 PM	#1 (permalink)
ramil A Few Questions.... Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 3 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Treo 680 + old version Palm Desktop / Pocket Mirror - compatibility issues? I just recently upgraded from Treo 600 to Treo 680. I used older versions of Palm Desktop (4.1.0) and Pocket Mirror (3.1.6.0) to synch my Treo 600 with MS Outlook in my work laptop. The good thing is that those specific versions of Palm Desktop and Pocket Mirror are included in the list of accredited software by our corporate IT. Now, I have not tried synch'ing my new Treo 680 with my work laptop because it says in the manual not to synch the Treo 680 with previous or older versions of Palm Desktop (and Pocket Mirror?). My questions are: 1. Has anyone tried synch'ing the Treo 680 with previous versions of Palm Desktop and Pocket Mirror? Have you experienced any issues? 2. Is there are workaround or solution to this problem? Is there a way i could still synch my Treo 680 with my MS Outlook info? (Asking and convincing our corporate IT to accredit the newest versions may not be the easiest way to go.)