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tkwok · 01-03-03, 07:23 AM

I initially tried Pumatech Intellisync, but it was far from good. You can purchase it online for $70.00. I returned it and then purchased Commontime's mNotes. mNotes is a synch application written from the Notes perspective. It drops a Notes configuration database in your Notes Data directory and is infinitely more configurable than Intellisync. It works flawlessly, plus I can get it to work from different user profiles on my laptop (I log into different customer sites). Intellisync does not sync your Notes whereas mNotes synchs them with a journal database in Lotus Notes (the way my old Palm used to). mNotes sells for about $70 bucks as well.

If you are a Lotus Notes user, mNotes is the tool you should be using. It is written with the Notes C APIs, fully syncs everything, properly handles repeat events and is highly configurable.

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tkwok Aximsite Prospect Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada Posts: 17 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	I initially tried Pumatech Intellisync, but it was far from good. You can purchase it online for $70.00. I returned it and then purchased Commontime's mNotes. mNotes is a synch application written from the Notes perspective. It drops a Notes configuration database in your Notes Data directory and is infinitely more configurable than Intellisync. It works flawlessly, plus I can get it to work from different user profiles on my laptop (I log into different customer sites). Intellisync does not sync your Notes whereas mNotes synchs them with a journal database in Lotus Notes (the way my old Palm used to). mNotes sells for about $70 bucks as well. If you are a Lotus Notes user, mNotes is the tool you should be using. It is written with the Notes C APIs, fully syncs everything, properly handles repeat events and is highly configurable.