outlook addin

[deheugden]

after installing version 8.2 on my pc, i expected the outlook addin to appear in outlook. But it doesnt.
Should it be downloaded seperately or should it be enabled somewhere?

thanks.

[FJ]

It is installed already. You can enable it directly in Outlook in "COM-Addins..." Please note that the Addin is not compatible with the 64bit-Edition of Office

[faran]

What is an Outlook Addin?

[cal]

In case it helps someone...this is how I enabled the Add in in Outlook 2002.

Outlook 2002/ Tools/ Options
Click tab labeled Other
In the first section, click box labeled "Advanced Options"
At the bottom click box labeled "Com Add-Ins"

Close Outlook and restart. There is now a "My Phone Explorer" option in the menu across the top.

As far as I can tell, this Add in allows you to initiate syncs from Outlook. There are three sync options
1. Sync phonebook(phone)
2. Sync organizer
3. Start Multi-sync
Hope the developer will post more info on exactly what each is intended to do.

[HeRmAN]

......Please note that the Addin is not compatible with the 64bit-Edition of Office

Will it ever be compatible with Office Professional Plus 2010 (Outlook 2010) 64-bit?

[FJ]

As far as I can tell, this Add in allows you to initiate syncs from Outlook. There are three sync options
1. Sync phonebook(phone)
2. Sync organizer
3. Start Multi-sync
Hope the developer will post more info on exactly what each is intended to do.

Besides this you can call/sms contact directly throught the contextmenu of a contact.

Probably i will not adapt it for x64 cause it would be alot of work. Besides this MyPhoneExplorers Sync works also better with the 32bit-Version. As far as i know it is still the case that 64-bit applications does make much problems (also IE 64bit). I do not understand why people are using the 64bit-Edition of Office

[MaTribu]

People are using the 64 bit-Edition of Office because :
- it's installed on their computer
- Office 64 bit uses the 64 bit capabilities of their computer
- Microsoft will no longer sells Office 32 bits
I guess that's enough to think about a 64 bits version.
Thanks for your developments and congratulation for their quality.