Device calendar doesn't synch with outlook calendar on wired connection
 

Hi,

I never had problem with calendar synchronization until I got another device to synch with desktop outlook.

Specs:
- Desktop: Outlook 2007, Desktop Manager 5.0.0.11
- Device: Curve 8300, OS v4.5.0.174

Setting at desktop manager:
- synch both ways
- wired synch

Again, I never encountered this problem and only calendar fails to synch. Address book, notes & tasks synch perfectly

Please, can anybody shed a light on this

Many thanks

Re: Device calendar doesn't synch with outlook calendar on wired connection
 

Additional info: when my other device (Bold 9000, OS 4.6.0.266) is synched with the same outlook as described in my first post - it has no problem. However, the setting is for one way outlook calendar to device calendar.

Re: Device calendar doesn't synch with outlook calendar on wired connection
 

I'm having the same problem with my 9700 wont sync my calendar and my contacts as it says that it is set for wireless sycn, to enable cable sync disable wireless which is what I did and it give me the same message

Re: Device calendar doesn't synch with outlook calendar on wired connection
 

unactivate the wireless synching with gmail contacts and calendar. It worked for me. Doesn't matter that you have made wireless inactive you must go to your contacts and calendar and change it there

Re: Device calendar doesn't synch with outlook calendar on wired connection
 

i had made sure that wireless synch option is off. The calendar still doesn't synch.

Anybody, please

Re: Device calendar doesn't synch with outlook calendar on wired connection
 

woohoo, open options > advanced options > default services. Make sure the default CICAL and default CMIME are (a) set to email addresses, (b) set to the same email address, and (c) set to the same address set as the default in Outlook. Then try another sync.

I'm not sure step (c) really matters. For me it didn't matter until I switched to new BlackBerry with OS 5 and also simultaneously upgraded Desktop Manager and Outlook. If your default Outlook email account is also configured in BIS on your handset, go ahead and do step (c) just to play it safe.
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