+ Sign in contact

Hi,

I am using Outlook 2003 and I do Sync contact with my PPC. Normally I enter
the number using the format + sign then CountryCode, AreaCode (if
applicable) and then the number. However, in Outlook doesn't save the + sign
and when I try to enter it manually it doesn't save it. This is a problem
for me as whenever I do a Sync with my PPC I have to enter the + sign
manually in the PPC for all my contacts. Any one knows how can I let Outlook
2003 accept the entry of the + sign and keep there.

Thanks,
SAB

Outlook will save the + sign when you tell it to automatically enter the
country code in its Dialing options. Whether your synch software will honor
it is a matter for the makers of that software.

--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"SAB" wrote in message
...
Hi,

I am using Outlook 2003 and I do Sync contact with my PPC. Normally I
enter the number using the format + sign then CountryCode, AreaCode (if
applicable) and then the number. However, in Outlook doesn't save the +
sign and when I try to enter it manually it doesn't save it. This is a
problem for me as whenever I do a Sync with my PPC I have to enter the +
sign manually in the PPC for all my contacts. Any one knows how can I let
Outlook 2003 accept the entry of the + sign and keep there.

Thanks,
SAB

Thanks a lot... it worked fine.

I have one more question please.
After solving this problem and made a fresh sync found that all contacts
been sync correctly with the + sign, but found same number of blank contacts
as well. Is there a reason to get these blank contacts while they are not in
my PPC.

Thanks,
SAB


"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote in message
...
Outlook will save the + sign when you tell it to automatically enter the
country code in its Dialing options. Whether your synch software will
honor it is a matter for the makers of that software.

--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"SAB" wrote in message
...
Hi,

I am using Outlook 2003 and I do Sync contact with my PPC. Normally I
enter the number using the format + sign then CountryCode, AreaCode (if
applicable) and then the number. However, in Outlook doesn't save the +
sign and when I try to enter it manually it doesn't save it. This is a
problem for me as whenever I do a Sync with my PPC I have to enter the +
sign manually in the PPC for all my contacts. Any one knows how can I let
Outlook 2003 accept the entry of the + sign and keep there.

Thanks,
SAB

No information that would permit an answer. You found blank contacts where?

--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"SAB" wrote in message
...
Thanks a lot... it worked fine.

I have one more question please.
After solving this problem and made a fresh sync found that all contacts
been sync correctly with the + sign, but found same number of blank
contacts as well. Is there a reason to get these blank contacts while they
are not in my PPC.

Thanks,
SAB


"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote in message
...
Outlook will save the + sign when you tell it to automatically enter the
country code in its Dialing options. Whether your synch software will
honor it is a matter for the makers of that software.

--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"SAB" wrote in message
...
Hi,

I am using Outlook 2003 and I do Sync contact with my PPC. Normally I
enter the number using the format + sign then CountryCode, AreaCode (if
applicable) and then the number. However, in Outlook doesn't save the +
sign and when I try to enter it manually it doesn't save it. This is a
problem for me as whenever I do a Sync with my PPC I have to enter the +
sign manually in the PPC for all my contacts. Any one knows how can I
let Outlook 2003 accept the entry of the + sign and keep there.

Thanks,
SAB

After sync between the PPC and Outlook, I found the blanks at Outlook
contacts lists.

Thanks

"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote in message
...
No information that would permit an answer. You found blank contacts
where?

--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"SAB" wrote in message
...
Thanks a lot... it worked fine.

I have one more question please.
After solving this problem and made a fresh sync found that all contacts
been sync correctly with the + sign, but found same number of blank
contacts as well. Is there a reason to get these blank contacts while
they are not in my PPC.

Thanks,
SAB


"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote in message
...
Outlook will save the + sign when you tell it to automatically enter the
country code in its Dialing options. Whether your synch software will
honor it is a matter for the makers of that software.

--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"SAB" wrote in message
...
Hi,

I am using Outlook 2003 and I do Sync contact with my PPC. Normally I
enter the number using the format + sign then CountryCode, AreaCode (if
applicable) and then the number. However, in Outlook doesn't save the +
sign and when I try to enter it manually it doesn't save it. This is a
problem for me as whenever I do a Sync with my PPC I have to enter the
+ sign manually in the PPC for all my contacts. Any one knows how can I
let Outlook 2003 accept the entry of the + sign and keep there.

Thanks,
SAB

SAB wrote:

After sync between the PPC and Outlook, I found the blanks at Outlook
contacts lists.

And if you delete those blank entries, what happens on the PPC?
--
Brian Tillman

If I delete the blank entries from the Outlook contact then it will be sync
fine... but when I do sync from the PPC to the PC, I always get this blank
entries which I have to delete them every time. I can't see any reason why
this happening.

Thanks,
SAB

"Brian Tillman" wrote in message
...
SAB wrote:

After sync between the PPC and Outlook, I found the blanks at Outlook
contacts lists.

And if you delete those blank entries, what happens on the PPC?
--
Brian Tillman

SAB wrote:

If I delete the blank entries from the Outlook contact then it will
be sync fine... but when I do sync from the PPC to the PC, I always
get this blank entries which I have to delete them every time. I
can't see any reason why this happening.

Sounds to me like a PPC problem. Ask in the PPC group to see if they've
heard of it before.
news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsoft.public.pocketpc or
m.p.pocketpc.activesync
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Brian Tillman