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FolderMirror Syncs Your Phone with Outlook Folders: FolderMirror Syncs Your Phone with Outlook Foldersgood features!pretty cool!RE: FolderMirror Syncs Your Phone with Outlook FoldersThat's not a bad cost either.; Tags: FolderMirror, Microsoft Outlook, Outlook Folder, phone; Discussion threads 2007-12-26
FolderMirror Syncs Your Phone with Outlook Folders: Public folders, a feature of Microsoft Exchange Server, allow organizations to share contacts, group calendars, and other data.Â Chapura's FolderMirror allows smartphones (all models, including Palm, BlackBerry, Windows Mobile, even the iPhone) to wirelessly sync with those folders, an option that's not available via traditional wireless-sync solutions.Â The software works a little...; Tags: FolderMirror, Microsoft Outlook, mobile, phone, Rick Broida, Groupware, Advertising & Promotion, Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Office, Chapura Inc., Travel Tips, Software, Gizmos and Gadgets; Blog posts 2007-08-01

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