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Old 10th October 2005, 9:10 AM   #1
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Default HP ipaq 6365 And Novell

Anyone got any idea how i can get a novell client for the ipaq ?,

running windows mobile 2003,

any ideas where too look or where to go next, tryed searching all over novell's site and also all over google with not much luck
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Old 10th October 2005, 12:38 PM   #2
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Why do you want the client for?

I can't work out why you would need a client on the pocketpc
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Old 10th October 2005, 2:18 PM   #3
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if you mean Novell Groupwise, there are a few choices of sync'ing your PDA with your groupwise emails,appointments, address books etc.

Download GroupwisePDA from Novell. Its pretty new and doesnt allow too much in the way of customising what folders are sync'ed etc. a good feature is that it does not install Groupwise on the device, instead it sync's your contacts/address book, add's the appointments to the existing calendar etc.

The other program i have used is by nexic. This works and allows you to choose what folders/address books to sync, however its installs groupwise on to the device, so you will have 2 address books, one novell, one local, 2 email boxes, one novell, one local etc.
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Old 10th October 2005, 3:34 PM   #4
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Groupwise 7 also has support for pdas
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Intellisync is also another program for using a Pocket PC with groupwise.

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