If Outlook is in Cached Exchange Mode, and you are also using ActiveSync to synchronize a Windows Mobile Device, when you
synchronize online data with the offline cache, Cached Exchange Mode may
abruptly slow down and take a long time to complete the
synchronization.
Additionally, if you are also using Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync to synchronize with a Windows Mobile device, synchronization with the Exchange Server mailbox may take longer than expected.
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This problem occurs if you configure Cached Exchange Mode to
download headers before downloading full items during the synchronization
process in Outlook. If Outlook only receives headers during the
synchronization process, ActiveSync activates, overrides the synchronization
settings in Outlook, and then downloads the headers and their
corresponding full items one at a time.
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Follow these steps to work around this problem:
| 1. | On the File menu, point to Cached
Exchange Mode. |
| 2. | Click Download Full Items. |
You do not have to restart Outlook to use this new
setting.
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Microsoft has confirmed that this is a problem in the Microsoft products that are listed in the "Applies to" section.
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