OUtlook 2003 sync

I've looked in the manual and can't find an answer to this question. When syncing to Outlook 2003, should the sync be both ways? I.e. should contacts added in iPhone be copied to Outlook 2003 and vice versa?
Or is it a one way copy from Outlook 2003 to iPhone?
I am trying to figure out whether my sync is working properly or not. It appears to be a one way copy from Outlook to iPhone

Now that I got it to stop crashing Outlook with the
DEP fix.
I syncs both ways. Appointment on the pc go the the
phone and delelted appointment on the phone go to the
pc. Phone contact updates update the pc etc.
What is the DEP fix? I can't get Outlook to stop crashing. Thanks.

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I just wanted to second everyone's comments for Creative's benefit. I just picked up my Orange Zen Micro yesterday - am loving it - but ran into the same Outlook 2003 issue. When I initially synced just the calendar, it transferred nothing. Then I checked BOTH "contacts" and "calendar" (even though I have no contacts), and it transferred my calendar.
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Hi everyone,
I've been reading a lot of posts on this forum and other pages on the net, but I couldn't find anything similar to my problem.
I have a E51 with the latest version of PC suite; and I am using Outlook 2003 on a WinXP SP2 machine.
PC suite does not give me the possibility to sync messages with Outlook (if it does, then it doesn't work for me). It only syncs calendar items, notes and contacts, which are all of secondary importance for me.
Of course, this is an enterprise phone, but I am not using it with my work computer. I use it with my gmail personal address. I got the phone set up to get my emails through IMAP and my computer through POP3.
What I would like is to be able to receive and send messages from my phone while on the go and still have the possibility to retrieve all email conversations when I download my messages with Outlook.
Unfortunately, although this works fine for received emails (downloading them with my phone will not erase them from my inbox and I will still be able to download them onto my computer), it is not the case with sent emails. These are stored in my phone memory as well as on gmail webmail under sent items, but they won't be set as part of the conversation in the inbox and will therefore not download onto my PC. And even if I move them manually to the inbox, they will be moved there in the webmail interface but Outlook will still not download them.
I would like to be able to save the history of some email exchanges from that particular gmail mailbox onto the computer (of course I don't need the whole history on my phone), and I find it a pain to have to go through the phone web browser to read and write my mail, so I would be really greatful if someone could tell me how to do it.
I could also change my email client to be something else than outlook if it makes it possible, but I don't think this issue is down to Outlook.
Thanks in advance for your help, I'll take any lead on how to do it or what to install...
Cheers

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Thank you for your answer! I'll try that as soon as I get home and post to let you know how happy I am!
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Here is how I solved my sync problem. Seems a lot of people have the same problem here with Outlook sync suddenly not working after it worked fine for a long time.
I've had Outlook 2003 calendar sync with my iPhone for a few month without any problem, but a few days ago the sync suddenly stopped without any error message. iTunes Diagnostic found no problem and I followed all the steps that Apple outlines to fix the problem but nothing worked (TS2776).
As Apple asked to, I created a new user account on my Windows machine and setup a few test calendar entries to sync with my iPhone. That all worked fine.
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What I found at the end is that one single calendar entry I created a few days ago caused my sync to stop working. Once I removed this entry, everything worked fine again. Don't ask me what was wrong with it (I made a backup just in case Apple wants to see it), but now everything works again.
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Hi im having the same problem. I use outlook 2003 on windows xp and until recently my sync (using usb) was working fine. Now it would seem that calendar items are no longer syncing. can you give any further details of the calendar entry which was causing your problem? im wondering if it was added on a certain date perhaps.
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Last week I noticed that random past diary entries were gradually disappearing from my TX with each Hotsync without me changing any settings or receiving any error message. They went 1st from Outlook on my PC but remained on my TX and then all non-recurring anniversaries pre-2008 disappeared from my handheld too. Future events were fine though.
We contacted Palm Live Chat twice but got nowhere. They couldn’t retrieve the lost data; tell me why it had happened or what to do to stop it happening again. I was quite upset because I’d lost 5 years’ diary entries and then annoyed when I scrolled through the help forums and saw how many people were experiencing similar problems.
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·                      Running the repair feature in Office 2003
·                      Running DBFixIt
None of that has thrown up any errors and I have got myself in an increasingly desperate tangle. The latest HS log is below and it looks as if I’ve probably duplicated lots of files I shouldn’t have by desperately swapping between Outlook and Palm desktop (take a deep breath – it’s huge ….) Can anyone please help me? I’m so fed up about this.
HotSync operation started for ***** on 08/25/08 13:40:42
OK Expense
OK Quick Install
OK VersaMail
AddIt Manager Conduit processing transactions
AdditDV - Processing Transactions No Transactions Detected
AdditDV - Retrieving Files No Resources To Retrieve
AdditDV - Installing Files No Files To Install
AdditDV - Updating Databases
AddIt - Processing Transactions No Transactions Detected
AddIt - Retrieving Files No Resources To Retrieve
AddIt - Installing Files No Files To Install
AddIt - Updating Databases
AdditSystem - Processing Transactions No Transactions Detected
AdditSystem - Retrieving Files No Resources To Retrieve
AdditSystem - Installing Files No Files To Install
AdditSystem - Updating Databases
OK Note Pad
Outlook Notes
- Fast Sync
OK Outlook Notes
OK Media
OK Documents To Go
Outlook Calendar
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OLERR:0D-0026
OLERR:0D-0006
OLERR:0D-0004
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- Fast Sync
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OLERR:15-0002
OLERR:06-0001
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Problems with a calendar sync in Outlook can generally be traced to a corrupt appointment at some time. It can happen from a shutdown in Outlook or any number of other reasons. If you can remember when the trouble began, see if you can locate an appointment on that day. You can also try and reset the sync history in iTunes, and can also run scanpst.exe and troubleshoot your Outlook file.
I've used every version of Outlook since 2000 and have been able to trace this issue a couple of times to an appointment that has a recurring setting. You can change the view of your appointments and list them. When you do that, you may be able to locate an appointment that doesn't look right. I had to print out all of my appointments once and then reenter them. Luckily I didn't have that many, so it didn't matter. Again, this is usually something corrupt in the Outlook file that will make the problem appear, and since everything else in Outlook is syncing except the calendar, that is the place to look.

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Up till March 2010, Syncing Notes form Outlook 2003 worked but now it doesn't. If I create a Note on the iPhone, it doesn't show up in Outlook after a Sync. If I update a Note on iPhone or Outlook 2003, the update doesn't appear on the other device. I have tried checking the box to replace Notes on the iPhone from this computer with the next Sync, but it nevr replacing the Notes on iPhone from Outlook 2003.
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Talk to your IT department. It sounds like either you have the wrong server information (i.e. you have the server name/address that is valid internally, but not a publicly accessibly name/address) OR they do not have the proper ports open on the firewall for active sync to work when you are off the network.
I'm assuming you're using a company WiFi network while in the office. If you temporarily turn off WiFi in the office, so the phone reverts to 3G, you should be able to replicate the problem for them.

Windows 7 -64 bit syncing with Outlook 2003 not working

Hello all,
I have a Dell Vostro 1720 (64-bit) with MS-Office 2003 (32-bit), in German language.
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Strangely, the syncing of Outlook notes DOES work. As does the syncing of Internet Explorer bookmarks. I am at a loss.
Can anyone PLEASE point me to some help?
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In the Windows event log, I see the following error:
Name der fehlerhaften Anwendung: OutlookSyncClient.exe, Version: 8.4.0.0, Zeitstempel: 0x4a820691
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Pfad des fehlerhaften Moduls: C:\Windows\SysWOW64\ntdll.dll
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My 2nd gen touch no longer adds changes from my Outlook 2003 calendar during sync. I even deleted the calendar from the iPod & when I added it back, I still got old data. Any ideas?

Hi William,
See my post on: https://discussions.apple.com/message/15841192#15841192
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Hi all,
I have a client that I have been troubleshooting iPhone/Outlook problems with and am stumped. After seeing online how many issues there are with Outlook information sync, I have tried everything to no avail so I thought I would ask for outside ideas.
My client had Outlook 2003 operating in an Exchange environment and everything was working perfectly synching his iPhone 3G to contacts and calendars within Outlook. Recently we upgraded to Office 2007. Now his iPhone sync does not update the calendar at all. It seems as though it does sync the old calendar information that was present in Outlook 2003 before the upgrade.
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I am having the same issue and the article you're suggesting only relates to a Mac operating system. Whereas I do own a Mac (Mac Mini & Macbook), this issue is occuring when I'm attempting to sync my iPhone with my calendar & contacts at the office.
I just recently upgraded to Office 2007 from Office 2003 and now when I try to sync, it seems to get stuck during the syncing of contacts. I am just an end user and my company does not support iPhone so there aren't any changes I can make to the exchange server, etc....
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