PocketMirror Standard 4.3.1

Home PageWith PocketMirror Standard software, take Outlook informationanywhere you go. Easily keep track of where you need to be and what you need to be doing.Quickly look up a phone number or a note you recorded on your handheld during a meeting.Update either one on the spot and sync it with Outlook the next time you perform a HotSync at your PC. PocketMirror Standard is for you if you want to synchronize just theessentials to keep you organized, up-to-date, and on schedule. It does not synchronizee-mail. Keep important information with you at all times: Synchronize Palm OS handheld with Microsoft Outlook Date Book Calendar Address List Contacts To Do List Tasks Memo Pad Notes NEW in PocketMirror Standard:Global Address List - Now, its easier than ever to stay connected and send emails while away from your PC. Compose emails to your corporate contacts just as easily on your Treo 600 or other Palm OS device as you can while sitting at your PC. PocketMirror Standard transfers names and email addresses from the Global Address List on your Microsoft Exchange Server to the handheld.Microsoft Outlook 2007 - Dont skip a beat when you switch to Microsoft Outlook 2007. PocketMirror Standard is ready to synchronize with it when you are.Change Outlook Default Folder - Get the information you want from Outlook onto your handheld. Synchronize your handheld with any single Outlook folder simply by setting your preferred folder to be the default folder for synchronization. This goes for Contacts, Calendar, Tasks and Notes.Calendar Alarms & Reminders Have you ever been sitting at your desk and had Outlook and your handheld start beeping alarms and reminders at you? New, flexible options let you synchronize the alarms between Outlook and the handheld, keep alarms in Outlook only, or keep alarms on the handheld only. So, you get to see and hear only the alarms you really need, wherever you are.Conflict Resolution When the same item in Outlook and the handheld has been modified between synchronizations, PocketMirror Standard now lets you choose how to resolve the conflict: duplicate records, Outlook wins, or handheld wins.Note Color Using colors is an effective way to organize information in Outlook Notes. Now, for any new Note created on the handheld, PocketMirror Standard allows you to choose the color for these new Notes in Outlook.Select Outlook Contact Address Outlook holds three mailing addresses per contact (Business, Home and Other); the Palm OS Address Book holds one. Now, you can choose which mailing address in Outlook for PocketMirror Standard to transfer to the handheld.Task Filtering Dont use up valuable space on the handheld carrying around information you dont need.Delete completed tasks from the handheld all at once, instead of synchronizing them or deleting them one by one--but still keep a record of them in Outlook. Plus, you can exclude the synchronization of tasks assigned to others so only the tasks you need are transferred to your handheld.Task Priorities Outlook Tasks and the Palm OS To Do List application offer different ways of marking an items priority. PocketMirror Standard now lets you transfer task priorities either by Outlook priority or by the handheld priority. Its your choice.New Handheld User Note PocketMirror Standard now detects synchronization with a device with a new user name and automatically creates a new handheld user note in the PocketMirror without halting synchronization. In order to use PocketMirror Standard software, you must have:Handheld device using the Palm OS software 2.0 or higherPalm Desktop Software 3.0 or higherMicrosoft Outlook 98 or higherWindows-compatible Personal ComputerWindows 98, ME, XP Home, Windows 2000 or XP Professional16 MB RAM (32 recommended) on PCNo additional memory needed on handheld5MB disk spaceAdministrative Rights to the Local Machine must be granted to the user in order to install the software.For an advanced synchronization solution, please see KeySuite or PocketMirror Professional. For a password manager solution, please see TurboPasswords.

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