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RE: Well
So is this the only advantage over PPC2003? I need a product that sync's better with Outlook (screwed up my work calendar on a couple occasions). Can the latest off the shelf PPC coupled with ActiveSync give seemless Outlook synchronization, albeit with a few less categories?
Scott
T|T user...thinking about next upgrade to T|C, T|T2 or HP 2210).
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Already a Tapwave's Helix fan.
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Well, I've been waiting for this app for a while since
I have memo field over 4k and KeySuite notes, like
Outlook, can accomodate > 4k memo fields. Plus, as
a KeyContacts user, I got KeySuite for only $24.95.
So ... you mention purging the built-in Palm databases
in order to make more space - how do you do that? Now
that I installed KeySuite on my Clie SJ33, I only have
2.35 mb of ram left. Thanks in advance for help in
this.
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"My cat's breath smells like catfood" - Ralph Wiggum
RE: Wireless Sync???
Key Contacts
The only competing product I know of that syncs all of Outlook is DataVis, Beyond Contacts, which is also $50 with an upgrade price of $30. So the price while high, is competitive.
RE: Key Contacts
In the Spirit of Umoja,
Ronin
This Software Needs Work
PDA in Hand
www.pdainhand.com
RE: This Software Needs Work
They're both great products. To each his own. It's great to have choices!
G
RE: This Software Needs Work
Lucan
RE: This Software Needs Work
I downloaded KeySuite last week and have been using it for a few days.
1. much faster - not sure why
2. Linking of contacts feature ala Outlook)is great. Not available in BC.
3. No error messages so far.
4. Not quite as pretty ("Today" screen in BC is nice but slow), but simpler to use.
About the only thing I want now is the ability to add a journal entry to a contact and have it sync back to journals in outlook.
In summary, if anybody wants to buy my Beyond Contacts license, I'd be happy to sell it or trade you for Key Suite. Looks like I'll have to spend some more money of KS. Hey Chapura - any chance of a cross grade?
dave the rave
TT is an evolutionary product yet still true to the Palm concept.Brilliant.
Still needs integration!
So I tried KeySuite demo this morning -- and quickly removed it from my TT. The main reason (and it may have been a user error on my part) was that the three apps didn't seem integrated. You had to open each one up separately to see the data -- unlike Beyond Contacts where you could move from contacts, to appoints, to notes, etc.
Also, since I've paid for Datebook5, spending the $$$ for KeySuite would make my Datebook5 purchase throwaway.
RE: Still needs integration!
- as mpovolo points out there is the quick link button that lets go directly to one other programs (or you can just map to the four hard buttons)
- you can view, create, and edit Tasks from the Calendar app
- you can create links from any of the programs to individual Contacts...e.g., link a contact to a task or note or appointment
- you can create a new record for any app from any other app... e.g., create a new Contact record from the Notes app
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In other news, Ryan mangles a word all to hell in the first sentence. Hey, at least the spelling error tradition is carried on in each article.
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