I am in need of contact and calendar applications

FrankieS,
I am in need of contact and calendar applications -- I am on my 3rd torch (9810) and it was discovered that my contacts and calendar files are corrupted -- I have wasted hundreds of hours with technical support until this issue was finally isolated. I do not have Microsoft Outlook. The article link does not lead anywhere (I tried it).
Can you please re-post supported applications for synchronization with BlackBerry Desktop Software? (and presumably the Torch 9810 as well)...

Looking at the website for the Desktop Manager the only supported apps to sync your calendar and contacts are:
Windows
- MS Outlook
- Lotus Notes
- Yahoo
- Windows Calendar
Mac
- default Mac contacts and calendar apps
- Entourage

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I am still searching for a mechanism to give me the sync solution I want, which is as follows:
At work I have a PC running Outlook 2003 via an Exchange Server 2003 setup.
At home I have an iMac running Snow Leopard
In the middle I have an iPhone 3G
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I also know that using itunes to sync via the cable will not work, as this creates separate contacts and calendar files on the iphone and so does not provide the syncing solution I seek.
I have tried using google to act as the middle man between my iMac and Exchange server data - getting the iMac to sync to Google Calandar and Google Address Book, and then using a third party piece of software called gsyncit to sync from google to the .ost outlook file on my PC workstation. This works some of the time, but keeps crashing and leaving me with multiple duplicates to have to sort out - much too much hard work on a regular basis.
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I had the same problem, and decided to look into it last night.
First of all, the solution I would like to have is for Apple to allow for selection of iCloud accounts per application, i.e. Contacts to one, Photo Stream to another. I believe this would be the most straight forward solution for the problem we are facing.
Since this is not an option I came up with a workaround. I was most interested in solving this for Contacts, so this is what I tested for. Now I have all 3 devices with the same contacts.
1) Turn off iCloud for Contacts on all devices. On the device that has the Contacts list that you would like to propagate to all others select to keep the contacts, and on the others select not to keep them.
Note that the current backups still exist on iCloud, so in case something goes wrong you can still turn the iCloud for Contacts back on to get your current Contacts back.
2) In iTunes, sync All Contacts with the phones, starting with the one with the Contacts content you chose to keep.
From this point on, the 3 devices should sync contacts with each other.
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I have a couple of articles here that should help you get iCloud set up on your Windows machine. The first is about activating iCloud mail in Outlook, and can be found below:
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http://support.apple.com/kb/PH2621
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For Outlook 2007, follow these steps to verify the iCloud Outlook Add-in is active
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From the Tools menu, choose Trust Center.
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Look at the list of add-ins beneath "Active Application Add-Ins," and verify that the "iCloud Outlook Add-in" is listed.
For additional information about managing Add-ins with Microsoft Outlook, see this Microsoft support document.
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Regards,
Braden

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