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I have connected my Axim to my home desktop running Win98. Now I would like to connect to my laptop at work running NT. Since NT does not support USB how can I sync the Axim to my NT laptop?

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desiv

You have several options...

First is patience.. ;) Dell has a serial cable (Since NT4 doesn't support USB) that should help, but no 'official' release date.
Second, Infrared. It's slow, but you can sync with Infrared. I do that. Sync USB at work, and Infrared at home with the laptop.
Third, Infrared to set up a partnership, and then Ethernet (Wired or wireless) after that...

desiv

commoved

Another option is to update your work computer to WIN 2000, which is really a big, fat service pack to WIN NT. And, it is much, much more stable.

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