smwallace

Is there a way to convert items in Outlook (i.e., appointments, contacts, etc.) directly to a format that can be read by my PDA? The problem is that my company doesn't allow privately-owned PDAs to connect with our network, so when I make changes to my work calendar, contacts, etc., I have to drag the changed items to a thumbdrive or SD card, then drag them from the thumbdrive/SD card to my personal computer after I get home before I can sync them with my PDA. While I cannot connect my PDA to my work network, I can transfer data directly to/from my PDA (via a SD card), so converting Outlook items would easily allow me to keep my PDA sync'd.

Thanks,
Steve Wallace

ralarosa

You can export/import them. Go to File, Import and Export then follow the prompts.

smwallace

I've tried that, but I can't export directly to a format that is understood by my PDA. Do you know which export format works?

Julie

You can export to a comma delimited format that can then be read with Excel.

julie

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