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Snapper
I created a new user account on my PC. I wanted to see if I could synchronise my
mobile phone's data with a new account in Outlook without the existing data
being corrupted or conflicts being created.
After I created the new account (name of "Motorola" after the phone that I use)
I logged in as that and then ran Motorola Phone Tools to synch the phone and
Outlook.
What I found after I ran Outlook is that all the data from my normal account was
there. I have set multiple accounts up on the laptop and this has not occured.
Each user has their own Outlook data, calendar entries, contacts, email
addresses and so on. But on my desktop PC which until half an hour ago had only
one user account, this did not occur.
Why would this happen?
mobile phone's data with a new account in Outlook without the existing data
being corrupted or conflicts being created.
After I created the new account (name of "Motorola" after the phone that I use)
I logged in as that and then ran Motorola Phone Tools to synch the phone and
Outlook.
What I found after I ran Outlook is that all the data from my normal account was
there. I have set multiple accounts up on the laptop and this has not occured.
Each user has their own Outlook data, calendar entries, contacts, email
addresses and so on. But on my desktop PC which until half an hour ago had only
one user account, this did not occur.
Why would this happen?