Impossible to sync records

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I am using Outlook on my pc to store my contact. I was synchronizing them
with my mobile phone and Yahoo (using Intellisync for Yahoo). In the last few
days, I get the error "impossible to read application data" when trying to
synchronize with Yahoo. I also get an error when trying to sync. with my
mobile phone.

Synchronizing the calendar item is no problem.

Any help is welcome!

Thanks
 
Ask in the group supporting your synchronization software.
This is not an Outlook issue.
 
Of course that this is an Outlook issue and NOT an issue with the sync
software: the 2 software package that I use to do the sync are working
perfectly with the Window address book and Lotus Notes. It was working with
outlook, but now Outlook prevents the software from reading the data.

It looks like something is corrupted in Outlook preventing to read the main
Contact data. If I do a subfolder, it works properly, like initially.
 
Believe what you want. I'm just advising you that you will not find a
solution in an Outlook group.
 
This is not a belief, this is a certainty... I wonder why 2 software crashed
the same day, when they were working, if this is not an Outlook problem.

If you cannot anwer an Outlook problem, this type of question, i wonder what
this group is for...

That is the type of Microsoft attitude that everyone hates... IF YOU HAVE NO
CLUE, DON'T ANSWER, BUT DON'T PRETEND THAT THE FAULT IS SOMEWHERE ELESE.

Russ Valentine said:
Believe what you want. I'm just advising you that you will not find a
solution in an Outlook group.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Philippe said:
Of course that this is an Outlook issue and NOT an issue with the sync
software: the 2 software package that I use to do the sync are working
perfectly with the Window address book and Lotus Notes. It was working
with
outlook, but now Outlook prevents the software from reading the data.

It looks like something is corrupted in Outlook preventing to read the
main
Contact data. If I do a subfolder, it works properly, like initially.
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Look. Don't get rude with me just because you don't like the answer. I'm
trying to steer you to a place where you can get an answer.
I am telling you to post in a group that supports your synchronization
software.
That is where synchronization issues are dealt with, not here. 99% turn out
to be related to the synchronization software, and none of these is solvable
from Outlook's end of things no matter what you think.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Philippe said:
This is not a belief, this is a certainty... I wonder why 2 software
crashed
the same day, when they were working, if this is not an Outlook problem.

If you cannot anwer an Outlook problem, this type of question, i wonder
what
this group is for...

That is the type of Microsoft attitude that everyone hates... IF YOU HAVE
NO
CLUE, DON'T ANSWER, BUT DON'T PRETEND THAT THE FAULT IS SOMEWHERE ELESE.

Russ Valentine said:
Believe what you want. I'm just advising you that you will not find a
solution in an Outlook group.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Philippe said:
Of course that this is an Outlook issue and NOT an issue with the sync
software: the 2 software package that I use to do the sync are working
perfectly with the Window address book and Lotus Notes. It was working
with
outlook, but now Outlook prevents the software from reading the data.

It looks like something is corrupted in Outlook preventing to read the
main
Contact data. If I do a subfolder, it works properly, like initially.

:

I am using Outlook on my pc to store my contact. I was synchronizing
them
with my mobile phone and Yahoo (using Intellisync for Yahoo). In the
last
few
days, I get the error "impossible to read application data" when
trying
to
synchronize with Yahoo. I also get an error when trying to sync. with
my
mobile phone.

Synchronizing the calendar item is no problem.

Any help is welcome!

Thanks
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So let's turn the question another way: how can I delete the main 'Contacts'
and keep as defautl a second folder called 'Contacts II'

Russ Valentine said:
Look. Don't get rude with me just because you don't like the answer. I'm
trying to steer you to a place where you can get an answer.
I am telling you to post in a group that supports your synchronization
software.
That is where synchronization issues are dealt with, not here. 99% turn out
to be related to the synchronization software, and none of these is solvable
from Outlook's end of things no matter what you think.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Philippe said:
This is not a belief, this is a certainty... I wonder why 2 software
crashed
the same day, when they were working, if this is not an Outlook problem.

If you cannot anwer an Outlook problem, this type of question, i wonder
what
this group is for...

That is the type of Microsoft attitude that everyone hates... IF YOU HAVE
NO
CLUE, DON'T ANSWER, BUT DON'T PRETEND THAT THE FAULT IS SOMEWHERE ELESE.

Russ Valentine said:
Believe what you want. I'm just advising you that you will not find a
solution in an Outlook group.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Of course that this is an Outlook issue and NOT an issue with the sync
software: the 2 software package that I use to do the sync are working
perfectly with the Window address book and Lotus Notes. It was working
with
outlook, but now Outlook prevents the software from reading the data.

It looks like something is corrupted in Outlook preventing to read the
main
Contact data. If I do a subfolder, it works properly, like initially.

:

I am using Outlook on my pc to store my contact. I was synchronizing
them
with my mobile phone and Yahoo (using Intellisync for Yahoo). In the
last
few
days, I get the error "impossible to read application data" when
trying
to
synchronize with Yahoo. I also get an error when trying to sync. with
my
mobile phone.

Synchronizing the calendar item is no problem.

Any help is welcome!

Thanks
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Outlook only permits one default Contacts Folder, so you would need to
copy the contents of any subfolders into your mail Contacts Folder. For
users who need to synchronize several groups of Contacts, it may be
better to keep all Contacts in the main folder and use categories to
create the grouping.
------
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
So let's turn the question another way: how can I delete the main 'Contacts'
and keep as defautl a second folder called 'Contacts II'

:

Look. Don't get rude with me just because you don't like the answer. I'm
trying to steer you to a place where you can get an answer.
I am telling you to post in a group that supports your synchronization
software.
That is where synchronization issues are dealt with, not here. 99% turn out
to be related to the synchronization software, and none of these is solvable
from Outlook's end of things no matter what you think.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
This is not a belief, this is a certainty... I wonder why 2 software
crashed
the same day, when they were working, if this is not an Outlook problem.

If you cannot anwer an Outlook problem, this type of question, i wonder
what
this group is for...

That is the type of Microsoft attitude that everyone hates... IF YOU HAVE
NO
CLUE, DON'T ANSWER, BUT DON'T PRETEND THAT THE FAULT IS SOMEWHERE ELESE.

:


Believe what you want. I'm just advising you that you will not find a
solution in an Outlook group.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]

Of course that this is an Outlook issue and NOT an issue with the sync
software: the 2 software package that I use to do the sync are working
perfectly with the Window address book and Lotus Notes. It was working
with
outlook, but now Outlook prevents the software from reading the data.

It looks like something is corrupted in Outlook preventing to read the
main
Contact data. If I do a subfolder, it works properly, like initially.

:


I am using Outlook on my pc to store my contact. I was synchronizing
them
with my mobile phone and Yahoo (using Intellisync for Yahoo). In the
last
few
days, I get the error "impossible to read application data" when
trying
to
synchronize with Yahoo. I also get an error when trying to sync. with
my
mobile phone.

Synchronizing the calendar item is no problem.

Any help is welcome!

Thanks
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If you read this group with some regularity, you will soon realize the error
of your attitude and rectify your statements, by making a full apology to
Russ, who is a volunteer here and in no way reflects Microsoft Corporation
nor its philosophy. You are out of line and you know it, even if you are
not willing to admit it.

When does third party synchronization software fall back to the application
it was programmed for to place blame? How about the third party software,
programmed long after Outlook was released? Or is that too logical for
someone willing to jump on a volunteer, or for your lack of ability to
comprehend that not everything wrong with software originates with
Microsoft?

--
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. Due to
the (insert latest virus name here) virus, all mail sent to my personal
account will be deleted without reading.

After furious head scratching, Philippe asked:

| This is not a belief, this is a certainty... I wonder why 2 software
| crashed the same day, when they were working, if this is not an
| Outlook problem.
|
| If you cannot anwer an Outlook problem, this type of question, i
| wonder what this group is for...
|
| That is the type of Microsoft attitude that everyone hates... IF YOU
| HAVE NO CLUE, DON'T ANSWER, BUT DON'T PRETEND THAT THE FAULT IS
| SOMEWHERE ELESE.
|
| "Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:
|
|| Believe what you want. I'm just advising you that you will not find a
|| solution in an Outlook group.
|| --
|| Russ Valentine
|| [MVP-Outlook]
|| ||| Of course that this is an Outlook issue and NOT an issue with the
||| sync software: the 2 software package that I use to do the sync are
||| working perfectly with the Window address book and Lotus Notes. It
||| was working with
||| outlook, but now Outlook prevents the software from reading the
||| data.
|||
||| It looks like something is corrupted in Outlook preventing to read
||| the main
||| Contact data. If I do a subfolder, it works properly, like
||| initially.
|||
||| "Philippe" wrote:
|||
|||| I am using Outlook on my pc to store my contact. I was
|||| synchronizing them with my mobile phone and Yahoo (using
|||| Intellisync for Yahoo). In the last few
|||| days, I get the error "impossible to read application data" when
|||| trying to
|||| synchronize with Yahoo. I also get an error when trying to sync.
|||| with my mobile phone.
||||
|||| Synchronizing the calendar item is no problem.
||||
|||| Any help is welcome!
||||
|||| Thanks
 
You are, indeed, a better MVP than me, and much cooler headed. I would have
surgically implanted a new ... never mind. But you get my drift...

--
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. Due to
the (insert latest virus name here) virus, all mail sent to my personal
account will be deleted without reading.

After furious head scratching, Russ Valentine [MVP Outlook] asked:

| Outlook only permits one default Contacts Folder, so you would need to
| copy the contents of any subfolders into your mail Contacts Folder.
| For users who need to synchronize several groups of Contacts, it may
| be better to keep all Contacts in the main folder and use categories
| to create the grouping.
| ------
| Russ Valentine
| [MVP-Outlook]
|
| Philippe wrote:
|| So let's turn the question another way: how can I delete the main
|| 'Contacts' and keep as defautl a second folder called 'Contacts II'
||
|| "Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:
||
||
||| Look. Don't get rude with me just because you don't like the
||| answer. I'm trying to steer you to a place where you can get an
||| answer.
||| I am telling you to post in a group that supports your
||| synchronization software.
||| That is where synchronization issues are dealt with, not here. 99%
||| turn out to be related to the synchronization software, and none of
||| these is solvable from Outlook's end of things no matter what you
||| think. --
||| Russ Valentine
||| [MVP-Outlook]
||| |||
|||| This is not a belief, this is a certainty... I wonder why 2
|||| software crashed
|||| the same day, when they were working, if this is not an Outlook
|||| problem.
||||
|||| If you cannot anwer an Outlook problem, this type of question, i
|||| wonder what
|||| this group is for...
||||
|||| That is the type of Microsoft attitude that everyone hates... IF
|||| YOU HAVE NO
|||| CLUE, DON'T ANSWER, BUT DON'T PRETEND THAT THE FAULT IS SOMEWHERE
|||| ELESE.
||||
|||| "Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:
||||
||||
||||| Believe what you want. I'm just advising you that you will not
||||| find a solution in an Outlook group.
||||| --
||||| Russ Valentine
||||| [MVP-Outlook]
||||| |||||
|||||| Of course that this is an Outlook issue and NOT an issue with
|||||| the sync software: the 2 software package that I use to do the
|||||| sync are working perfectly with the Window address book and
|||||| Lotus Notes. It was working with
|||||| outlook, but now Outlook prevents the software from reading the
|||||| data.
||||||
|||||| It looks like something is corrupted in Outlook preventing to
|||||| read the main
|||||| Contact data. If I do a subfolder, it works properly, like
|||||| initially.
||||||
|||||| "Philippe" wrote:
||||||
||||||
||||||| I am using Outlook on my pc to store my contact. I was
||||||| synchronizing them
||||||| with my mobile phone and Yahoo (using Intellisync for Yahoo).
||||||| In the last
||||||| few
||||||| days, I get the error "impossible to read application data" when
||||||| trying
||||||| to
||||||| synchronize with Yahoo. I also get an error when trying to
||||||| sync. with my
||||||| mobile phone.
|||||||
||||||| Synchronizing the calendar item is no problem.
|||||||
||||||| Any help is welcome!
|||||||
||||||| Thanks
 
I spent the better part of yesterday with severe renal colic from
nephrolithiasis. So this annoyance never even made it onto the radar
screen.
Still having the same today. Know any good doctors?
------
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
You are, indeed, a better MVP than me, and much cooler headed. I would have
surgically implanted a new ... never mind. But you get my drift...

--
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. Due to
the (insert latest virus name here) virus, all mail sent to my personal
account will be deleted without reading.

After furious head scratching, Russ Valentine [MVP Outlook] asked:

| Outlook only permits one default Contacts Folder, so you would need to
| copy the contents of any subfolders into your mail Contacts Folder.
| For users who need to synchronize several groups of Contacts, it may
| be better to keep all Contacts in the main folder and use categories
| to create the grouping.
| ------
| Russ Valentine
| [MVP-Outlook]
|
| Philippe wrote:
|| So let's turn the question another way: how can I delete the main
|| 'Contacts' and keep as defautl a second folder called 'Contacts II'
||
|| "Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:
||
||
||| Look. Don't get rude with me just because you don't like the
||| answer. I'm trying to steer you to a place where you can get an
||| answer.
||| I am telling you to post in a group that supports your
||| synchronization software.
||| That is where synchronization issues are dealt with, not here. 99%
||| turn out to be related to the synchronization software, and none of
||| these is solvable from Outlook's end of things no matter what you
||| think. --
||| Russ Valentine
||| [MVP-Outlook]
||| |||
|||| This is not a belief, this is a certainty... I wonder why 2
|||| software crashed
|||| the same day, when they were working, if this is not an Outlook
|||| problem.
||||
|||| If you cannot anwer an Outlook problem, this type of question, i
|||| wonder what
|||| this group is for...
||||
|||| That is the type of Microsoft attitude that everyone hates... IF
|||| YOU HAVE NO
|||| CLUE, DON'T ANSWER, BUT DON'T PRETEND THAT THE FAULT IS SOMEWHERE
|||| ELESE.
||||
|||| "Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:
||||
||||
||||| Believe what you want. I'm just advising you that you will not
||||| find a solution in an Outlook group.
||||| --
||||| Russ Valentine
||||| [MVP-Outlook]
||||| |||||
|||||| Of course that this is an Outlook issue and NOT an issue with
|||||| the sync software: the 2 software package that I use to do the
|||||| sync are working perfectly with the Window address book and
|||||| Lotus Notes. It was working with
|||||| outlook, but now Outlook prevents the software from reading the
|||||| data.
||||||
|||||| It looks like something is corrupted in Outlook preventing to
|||||| read the main
|||||| Contact data. If I do a subfolder, it works properly, like
|||||| initially.
||||||
|||||| "Philippe" wrote:
||||||
||||||
||||||| I am using Outlook on my pc to store my contact. I was
||||||| synchronizing them
||||||| with my mobile phone and Yahoo (using Intellisync for Yahoo).
||||||| In the last
||||||| few
||||||| days, I get the error "impossible to read application data" when
||||||| trying
||||||| to
||||||| synchronize with Yahoo. I also get an error when trying to
||||||| sync. with my
||||||| mobile phone.
|||||||
||||||| Synchronizing the calendar item is no problem.
|||||||
||||||| Any help is welcome!
|||||||
||||||| Thanks
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