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axjax · 01-03-07, 01:45 PM

OK, here's an overview: I have a home ThinkPad T30 laptop (XP), and a work desktop Compaq EVO (W2000) pc. My Axim X51v (WM5) syncs at work just fine with outlook 2003 installed on the PC. However, I am not able to "Explore" my Axim from my desktop, nor am I able to install programs. Many selections are either grey'd out or non-functional. I have upgraded my desktop to AS v.4.5x beta, and as soon as I did that I was able to sync. (limited). Prior to that, I could not sync with the desktop at all only the laptop which was the original setup machine for the Axim's programs.

Is this normal? How do I make sure the latest AS is installed on the Axim and it's fully compatible with the AS on the PC? Can I only install software and "Explore" on the original setup machine?

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axjax Aximsite Minor League Member Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Western MASS Posts: 146 Device: Motorola Carrier: Verizon Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Two PC Sync Issues OK, here's an overview: I have a home ThinkPad T30 laptop (XP), and a work desktop Compaq EVO (W2000) pc. My Axim X51v (WM5) syncs at work just fine with outlook 2003 installed on the PC. However, I am not able to "Explore" my Axim from my desktop, nor am I able to install programs. Many selections are either grey'd out or non-functional. I have upgraded my desktop to AS v.4.5x beta, and as soon as I did that I was able to sync. (limited). Prior to that, I could not sync with the desktop at all only the laptop which was the original setup machine for the Axim's programs. Is this normal? How do I make sure the latest AS is installed on the Axim and it's fully compatible with the AS on the PC? Can I only install software and "Explore" on the original setup machine? __________________ AxJax To view links or images in signatures your post count must be 10 or greater. You currently have 0 posts. • Axim X51v • 2GB Lexar 80X CF • GlobalSat BT-338 GPS • TomTom5 • Mapopolis v.3.27 "If God really wanted us to compute, we'd have memory slots in our heads"