genesys
November 24th, 2007, 05:03 PM
I have a problem with Plaxo which is getting the better out of me. I have two outlook 2003 sync points, on two different PCs. The regional setting on the PCs are different, one is English and the other is non-English. Outlook on the latter PC is used to synchronize with a symbian mobile and a WM5 device. The synchronization is always one-way, from Outlook to these devices. Plaxo client is now 3.6.1.3 on both PCs. Some of the contacts have non-english characters.
The problems:
* first and last names of some of contacts get mixed up after synchronization (i.e. John Doe turns into Doe John). This now happens almost on every synchronization, each time with a random number of contacts and with different contacts. This also leads to changes to the File-as field in Outlook, as well as duplicate birthday entries in Calendar.
* sometimes, after synchronization, some of calendar entries have changed start and end times. The change is always minus 1 hour (i.e. the correct time is 10:00, which gets corrected to 9:00).
Has anyone managed to solve these problems? I have searched the forum and found out that other people have reported the calendar time shift, and some had problems with names, but there were no suggestions from Plaxo on this.
The problems:
* first and last names of some of contacts get mixed up after synchronization (i.e. John Doe turns into Doe John). This now happens almost on every synchronization, each time with a random number of contacts and with different contacts. This also leads to changes to the File-as field in Outlook, as well as duplicate birthday entries in Calendar.
* sometimes, after synchronization, some of calendar entries have changed start and end times. The change is always minus 1 hour (i.e. the correct time is 10:00, which gets corrected to 9:00).
Has anyone managed to solve these problems? I have searched the forum and found out that other people have reported the calendar time shift, and some had problems with names, but there were no suggestions from Plaxo on this.