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    SUPPORT GUIDE FOR Copyright © 2003 Nokia. All rights reserved | ver. 1.0 SYNCHRONISING CALENDAR AND CONTACTS WITH NOKIA 3660 IMAGING PHONE[...]

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    Contents 1. INTRODUCTION .............................................................................................................. 1 2. FIRST SYNCHRONISATION ........................................................................................... 1 2.1 FIRST CALENDAR SYNCHRONISATION ..........................................................[...]

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    1. INTRODUCTION The purpose of this document is to help you to synchronise the calendar and contacts on your Nokia 3660 phone with a compatible PC software, using the PC Suite for Nokia 3660. Synchronisation is based on tasks. I n these tasks, you define what kind of data you are going to synchronise. You select the compatible PC software that you [...]

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    2.1 FIRST CALENDAR SYNCHRONISATION 1. Select the correct PC software from the list. 2. To change default settings press the change button. 3. In Entries page you can define what kind of entries you are synchronising. You can select one or more of the available entry types. In Date range you can set how long a period you will synchronise in the past[...]

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    5. In Privacy page you can set the time range for synchronisation. You can set your personal working times and days. Synchronisation can include only working hours or your private time or both. 6. The appearance of the fourth sheet in the Advanced properties dialog box depends upon which PC software you are synchronising with. In this page you can [...]

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    2.2 FIRST CONTACTS SYNCHRONISATION 1. Select the correct PC software from the list. 2. To change default settings press the Change button in the bottom right-hand corner. 3. In Details page you can define what contact information you will synchronise. 4. In General page you can define what will happen if there is a conflict between the PC and Nokia[...]

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    5. The appearance of the final sheet in the Advanced properties dialog box depends upon which PC software you are synchronising with. In this page you can define where your contact information is stored in your PC software. If your mail profile is password protected, you can also enter the password and username by pressing the profile button. 6. Pr[...]

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    4. In the next window you have an option to create New Task , Delete a task and view the Properties for a task. Press Properties to modify the task that is selected. 5. In the next window you can rename the ta sk and specify how you will run the task. Options to run the task are Manually (when ever you like), On connection (every time you connect y[...]