Branch Office + Pocket pc - Is this possible?

Hi all,
I'm trying to use Pocket PC with Branch Office, but I heard that that is impossible, Branch Office works only with desktop pc.
Is this information true?
Tks,
Everson

Hi Rekounas,
Thanks for your attention.
Okay, so are you trying to bring down the amount of bandwidth you use?- Yes
For shared data, is it updateable?- Yes
For initial syncs I always recommend the user is located where then have a good connection. Incremental syncs aren't nearly as intense so it usually only takes a few seconds or minutes depending on your application. But this usually doesn't take long.- I'll make some tests, because independ of branch office, the application must be developed.
Tks,
Everson

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