>>> So, nobody knows about syncing the Entourage address book with a hotmail
>>> address book?
>>
>> As yet, I've not seen any software which offered to sync online address
>> books.
>
> Hmmm... that's odd, because I did it once with my PC version of OE but it said
> I ran out of room on my hotmail account.
Then I shall amend my statement to "I've not seen any software which offered
to sync online address books; however, other people may have". Of course,
in my world, the last clause is implicit in every statement.
Or I could note that we were in the context of Entourage, but I don't really
care enough to debate that point.
Still, I would imagine that OE and Hotmail will eventually have the ability
to stay in sync. They are both Microsoft offerings after all.
> Also, as an AT&T wireless web (Digital PocketNet Service) subcriber I was able
> to sync my (again) PC OE address Book with my AT&T address book which was
> online.
I'm not familiar with the service. That's also a slightly different version
of online than what I was thinking (I was thinking of the portals who are
attempting to "trap" users by holding their data hostage).
Still, it's likely the US 2.5G (and Japan 2G) "networking over cellular
telephone" service providers that will likely push this kind of service to
the end-user.
Certainly the ability to scarf your customer's data to your network will
provide a competitive advantage.
> This patch was provided by a company called Fone Sync
> [http://www.fonesync.com/],
FoneSync, now there's a product with some history...
But, just this once, I'll spare you...
mikel
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