Outlook ContactManager for Pocket PC

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After installing of trial (60-days) version of Office 2007 for Home Business
(Rus) I tried to load/install them to my HP iPAQ but received “Can’t copy
file. Disk locked or haven’t enough space†error message.
Pocket’s memory is free. Other software installed without problems.
Can somebody to help me?
Thanks
 
After installing of trial (60-days) version of Office 2007 for Home
Business
(Rus) I tried to load/install them to my HP iPAQ but received “Can’t copy
file. Disk locked or haven’t enough space†error message.
Pocket’s memory is free. Other software installed without problems.
Can somebody to help me?
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What do you mean by "I tried to load/install them"? Tried to load what?
Exactly how did you "try"?
 
1. Downloaded BCMV3PPC from Microsoft site
2. Connected Pocket PC to my notebook with ActiveSinc
3. Run BCMV3PPC
4. Seen error message
 
1. Downloaded BCMV3PPC from Microsoft site
2. Connected Pocket PC to my notebook with ActiveSinc
3. Run BCMV3PPC
4. Seen error message
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I don't see any "Office 2007 for Home Business" on the Office web site. BCM
is included with specific packages of Outlook.
 
"Office 2007 for Home Business" -- it is translation from Russian. Right in
English: "Office Small Business 2007"
We speak about Office Outlook 2007 with Business Contact Manager.
BCMV3PPC -- is a Business Contact Manager for Pocket PC
(http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...14-7143-41D9-84A9-BD628DB7B6A0&displaylang=en)
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I don't have any experience with Business Contact Manager for PocketPC. You
might want to repost your question in either microsoft.public.outlook.bcm or
microsoft.public.pocketpc. This really doesn't have anything to do with
Outlook.
 
Thanks a lot!

Brian Tillman said:
I don't have any experience with Business Contact Manager for PocketPC. You
might want to repost your question in either microsoft.public.outlook.bcm or
microsoft.public.pocketpc. This really doesn't have anything to do with
Outlook.
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