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06.04.2008 at 05:43PM PDT, ID: 23458852

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sync-ing contacts from blackberry 8830 to OWA

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blackberry synchonization

The company I work for has their email exchange server through OWA. I recently got a blackberry 8830 which they do not support. I can sync everything, contacts, calendar etc from my BB to Micro Outlook. I can also channel my email from OWA to Outlook 07, but due to security reasons my company is saying they can not provide me with the outgoing exchange server. Therefore, I can not send emails from Outlook. This leaves me with doing my email from OWA and transporting all of my calendar and contact entries by hand which is rediculous. It seems there has to me a way to sync a BB with OWA. Afterall, OWA and Outlook 07 are both Microsoft and basically the same programs. I went on the Blackberry website to see if I could download a program that would allow me to sync to OWA. I found a program called Web Desktop Manager which seemed to be what I need. The sync-ing program I have currently is just Desktop Manager which came on a disc with the phone. When I tried to download the program, it would download to a file, then I would unzip, and when I tried to install it would error out and tell me the program terminated early and it would shut down. I tried several times. After being on the phone with Sprint BB tech support twice for over an hour each time, getting nowhere talking to those morons, and getting cut off both times I don't know whether to cry or just to back to a handwritten appointment book! please help!

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