3650 & Outlook 2003

Hi there!

When I want to synchronize my 3560 with Outlook 2003, there are no problems
with synchronizing the calender, but when I synchronize the contacts, the
transfer stops after a few contacts and I have to make a new
Bluetooth-connection!
I have the newest firmware at the handy and it works with OL XP without any
problem, but
anyone an idea for OL 2003??

greetings from vienna/austria

Jörg

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Longshot, but I had the same problem when using a 2.0 USB port with my
Bluetooth dongle and synchronizing the phone with my PalmPilot TungstenT.
When I put the Bluetooth Dongle in a USB 1.1 port, everything worked fine!

"Kipfo" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Hi there!
>
> When I want to synchronize my 3560 with Outlook 2003, there are no
problems
> with synchronizing the calender, but when I synchronize the contacts, the
> transfer stops after a few contacts and I have to make a new
> Bluetooth-connection!
> I have the newest firmware at the handy and it works with OL XP without
any
> problem, but
> anyone an idea for OL 2003??
>
> greetings from vienna/austria
>
> Jörg
>
>

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