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RuppLynx 6.1.1 - including Zaurus sync with Outlook - looks like ~$69.
Some reviews suggest it's a bit buggy, doesn't support non-default field
mappings, and may have some difficulties with recurring appointments.
http://www.rupp.com/
http://www.rupplynx.com/
This page seems to suggest that "Intellisync for SL" will allow Outlook
sync, and also implies that this is included with the SL-5500. (Perhaps
it's not included with the SL-5500D?) Check your docs.
http://www.sharp-usa.com/products/ModelDetailedSpecs/0,1161,698,00.html
Other docs suggest that "one-touch" Outlook synchronization is a feature
out of the box. I don't have a Zaurus, nor do I use Outlook, so YMMV.
Paul
"JP Toto"
<viceclown@yahoo.com>
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Subject: Re: [PLUG] Zaurus Update
28-Feb-2002 09:12
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That sounds great, Chris. Thanks for the update!! I
know I touched on this in the meeting in
Cons(hoho)cken but I was wondering if anyone knew
anyway to make the Zaurus or Qtopia desktop sync with
outlook? Does anyone know of any projects that are
working on this? In my estimation that kind of
functionality would be huge for companies looking for
an alternative to pocketpc devices. Just curious.
Cheers, everyone :-)
- JP
--- "W. Chris Shank" <shankwc999@yahoo.com> wrote:
> For those of you at last meeting in Conshehocken,
> you remember that I brought
> my Zaurus, but hadn't had the chance to do much with
> it. Well, with Paul's
> guidance and some spare time, I've finally been able
> to make some progress
> with it.
>
> I was able to patch, configure and successfully
> install 2.4.17 kernel, which
> now allows me to access the Zaurus via USB as an
> Ethernet device. This is
> good and cool. From the Zuarus, I was able to browse
> the web quite easily -
> although the pages were difficult to read - since it
> required a lot of
> horizontal scrolling - and get email.
>
> I also was able to install the Qtopia Desktop, which
> is the PalmCenter
> equivalent for the Qtopia environment. This works
> well so far. I can sync the
> Qtopia address book easily. Bad news is that it
> doesn't import addresses
> from my KAddress book.
>
> I'll let you know if I make any more significantly
> cool advancements.
>
>
> -Chris
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