Synchronizing my axim events with Google Calendar... is it possible?

[ursoouindio]

Hello everyone...

This service from Google is awesome and I have been using it for a while. I would like to know if I could synchronize the appointments that are on Google Calendar and on my Axim?

I'm running WM6.1 and do connect to the internet via wi-fi regularly, like once a day or two.

So, anyone know?

[Jack2007]

You can synch it with Outlook or you can just use your browser on the Axim to view it by going to: www.google.com/calendar/

Your answer is oggsync, you can sync one calender for free. I have used this for a few months without any problems.

OggSync - Sync Google Calendar and Contacts with Outlook and Windows Mobile Device Sync (including Microsoft Office)

Andy

[ursoouindio]

I've tryed 2 softwares that I found for this: This OggSync and GMobileSync (this last freeware).

The first one doesn't recognize my account, I put my e-mail and password and it says that thei're wrong, but thei're not.

Gmobilesync connects to the account, but when starts to sync, it shows an error message:
"Please report this error: execution of request failed: http://www.gmail.com/calendar/feeds/...ull?start-min= (... and it goes with date info)

I have 2 calendars on my account, is this why?

Do you have .Net Compact Framework 2.0 installed on your mobile?
Also check out Oggsync installation guide:
OggSync - Sync Google Calendar and Contacts with Outlook and Windows Mobile Device Sync (including Microsoft Office) » Installation Instructions for WinMobile

Or their FAQ'S:
OggSync - Sync Google Calendar and Contacts with Outlook and Windows Mobile Device Sync (including Microsoft Office) » FAQ for WinMobile

And yes, the freeware version only supports one calender.

Andy

I'm running WM5 and synching fine with Google Calendar as well as Contacts via WMDC (Vista). Go to nuevasync.com for more info. Basically, it acts as an Exchange server between Google and your PC/Axim.

[socialdavid]

I've tried all of these, plus SyncmyCal. Only the Google version works reasonably well, but doesn't yet support multiple calendars, AFAIK. The others add duplicate events or delete events on one side or the other when there is no conflict. That's not what I call "sync"