Article ID: 314644 - Last Review: May 3, 2010 - Revision: 6.0 How to synchronize information on multiple mobile devices
This article was previously published under Q314644 On This PageSUMMARY This article describes how to configure your Windows XP
desktop to communicate with your mobile devices. This article also describes
how to synchronize all of your devices so that all of your files are current on
all of your mobile devices and on your desktop. Windows XP simplifies synchronizing information on multiple mobile devices. You can share files and information from your desktop to your various mobile devices, such as your Handheld PC or Pocket PC. To Set Up Your Windows XP DesktopYou can transfer files to your mobile device by placing the files in the Partnership Name My Documents folder. ActiveSync uses this folder on the desktop computer to store files to transfer to a mobile device. Partnership Name is the name that you used to establish a partnership between the desktop PC and the Pocket PC.To Synchronize Your DevicesUsing ActiveSync simplifies the synchronization process between your desktop PC and mobile device. After you connect your mobile device to your desktop PC, ActiveSync begins to synchronize your files.To Move and Copy Files on the Mobile DeviceYou can use Windows Explorer to move and copy files to and from your mobile device:
To Resolve ConflictsConflicts may occur in the files that require updating. You can resolve file conflicts by using the appropriate rule statement.
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