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tkwok · 10-05-05, 05:20 PM

I have been using mNotes with my X5 for a couple of years now. I tried Intellisync and EasySync, but neither of them hold a candle to mNotes. The Intellisync and Easysync products are sync products which support Lotus Notes. mNotes is written by a bunch of Notes guys, so it uses the Notes APIs and integrates way better with Lotus Notes. You get way more features and it can be installed to run as a service so I can log into my laptop with different ids at different client networks and all of these login ids can synch with my Notes which was huge for me.

I also have had a couple of tough questions for tech support due to my complex configuration and the Common Time guys were AWESOME for tech support. They replied to my emails promptly and even talked to me over the phone (long distance from England) to walk me through some stuff. VERY HIGHLY RECOMMENDED. Best 70 bucks I have spent in a long time.

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tkwok Aximsite Prospect Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada Posts: 17 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	mNotes Rocks I have been using mNotes with my X5 for a couple of years now. I tried Intellisync and EasySync, but neither of them hold a candle to mNotes. The Intellisync and Easysync products are sync products which support Lotus Notes. mNotes is written by a bunch of Notes guys, so it uses the Notes APIs and integrates way better with Lotus Notes. You get way more features and it can be installed to run as a service so I can log into my laptop with different ids at different client networks and all of these login ids can synch with my Notes which was huge for me. I also have had a couple of tough questions for tech support due to my complex configuration and the Common Time guys were AWESOME for tech support. They replied to my emails promptly and even talked to me over the phone (long distance from England) to walk me through some stuff. VERY HIGHLY RECOMMENDED. Best 70 bucks I have spent in a long time.