While the sync setting is supposed to manage synchronization with two
computers, I have found that it is much more reliable if I open the
custom menu in Hotsync and set the direction of the data that I want
to take place.  Before I leave for work I do a "Desktop overwrites
handheld" to transfer data to the Treo.  When I get to work I do a
"Handheld overwrites desktop" to update my office computer.  When I
am ready to leave for home, I do the reverse.  It really doesn't take
that long to make the settings and has made the system very
reliable.  If someone has found a way to do this that is easier, I'd
be happy to give it a try.

Dick

At 08:27 PM 6/1/2006, you wrote:
>I have just started using a laptop.  Both PC and laptop have Outlook (2000
>Professional on PC and 2003 on laptop, if it makes any difference, both use
>same .pst format).  Treo 600 using default application, datebook or whatever
>it is, and the Palm/Chapura synchronizing software that came with.  I have
>both computers set to "synchronize" as opposed to one overwriting the other
>because I want very much to have the option to make changes on any of the
>three calendars and have them all, well, SYNCHRONIZED without having to
>think about it.  What is happening is that I am getting duplicates of many
>entries while others are lost entirely.  Does anyone else manage to do this
>multiple synchronization successfully?  I do not have access to an Exchange
>server or other online option, and I thought this would be a breeze.  The
>"contacts" and "to do list" and "notes" work flawlessly.
>
>Thank you!
>
>Tammy
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