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Is possible to sync only a specific folder of Outlook?

I am using outlook 2003 and i receive more thatn 100 mails everyday. i need to create a folder called 'MyPalm' and syncronize with my palm Tungsten E only the email in that folder. Is this possible? somebody knows? thanks a lot!

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Yes - you can specify which folders. By default the VersaMail conduit synchronizes the Inbox folder from your Outlook/Exchange account. If you do just as you mentioned creating a MyPalm folder, you will be able to have only that folder synchronize. Open up the Custom menu item from the HotSync icon. From there select the VersaMail conduit and double click it. Select the account from the dialog that appears - if you have multiple VersaMail accounts, the one to choose is your Outlook profile name. Then click on the Advanced button. Choose the rightmost tab which is called Folders. Here you can individually select the folders which do and which do not synch. Turn the Inbox folder to No and turn the MyPalm folder the Yes. That is it.

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