Outlook 2007 Mobile

[Guest runetek]

Hello!

probably stupid question, but how can I get Outlook 2007 to my smartphone (HTC Vox S710)? I can see Mobile Excel and Word, but not Outlook)...

I have full version of Outlook 2007 but it's normal desktop version - I can't find anywhere how to buy, download and install Outlook 2007 Mobile into the phone.

Internal email client is very simply, so I want to extend this.

Thank you very much!

Milos

[Guest chucky.egg]

The internal Contacts, Tasks, Calendar and Notes (not in Smartphone) are what Windows Mobile calls "Pocket Outlook".

There is no version of the Desktop Outlook that you can install on your device.

The Vox has WM6 by default, which includes an improved email client. If that doesn't offer what you need there are 3rd party apps around (don't know any names as I dont use them)

There are 3rd party apps that extend the other "Outlook" functionality if you need it:

Contacts I find fine, but there may be alternatives available

I use Papyrus for my Calendar and Tasks

I don't use Notes, but used to use SmartphoneNotes (there are others too - eg PhatNotes)

[Guest tstaiano]

The internal Contacts, Tasks, Calendar and Notes (not in Smartphone) are what Windows Mobile calls "Pocket Outlook".

There is no version of the Desktop Outlook that you can install on your device.

The Vox has WM6 by default, which includes an improved email client. If that doesn't offer what you need there are 3rd party apps around (don't know any names as I dont use them)

There are 3rd party apps that extend the other "Outlook" functionality if you need it:

Contacts I find fine, but there may be alternatives available

I use Papyrus for my Calendar and Tasks

I don't use Notes, but used to use SmartphoneNotes (there are others too - eg PhatNotes)

Agendus Professional's newest iteration for WM5/6 Smartphone is great. Only downfall I've seen is it may take a bit of time to load (about 12-15sec), but I've got a HUGE amount of contacts (over 2,000) and keep my past 6 months of appointment along with all future ones. I use it for my Contacts, Tasks, Call History and Calendar. It also allows you to cross-link your contacts to various Tasks, Appointments, etc. for a running history (and no...I don't work for them or any software distributor.)