....mobile device.

So, I installed the Live Local Add-In for Outlook. As someone that travels
a lot and spends a lot of time generating maps for my trips, this is a VERY
welcome addition. However, when I checked an appointment on my Treo (running
WM5) I was not able to find the location information (and most importantly,
the directions) on the appointment in my calendar on my Treo. Is this
missing from the Beta release? Is it planned for a future release?

Outlook has no control over what information the Treo has. That's controlled by your sync software. Aside from the built-in Location field, Live Location adds four custom fields to an item to store its information. The directions are in one of those custom fields. So, unless you're using sync software that can handle custom fields, the directions won't sync.

--
Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
Author of Configuring Microsoft Outlook 2003
http://www.turtleflock.com/olconfig/index.htm
and Microsoft Outlook Programming - Jumpstart for
Administrators, Power Users, and Developers
http://www.outlookcode.com/jumpstart.aspx

"Terp" wrote in message ...
...mobile device.

So, I installed the Live Local Add-In for Outlook. As someone that travels
a lot and spends a lot of time generating maps for my trips, this is a VERY
welcome addition. However, when I checked an appointment on my Treo (running
WM5) I was not able to find the location information (and most importantly,
the directions) on the appointment in my calendar on my Treo. Is this
missing from the Beta release? Is it planned for a future release?

Thanks.

I'm using Microsoft ActiveSync 4.2 to sync between Outlook and my Treo 700w
with Microsoft Windows Mobile 5.0.

Do you know if the is the ability to sync the location field or if it is
planned?

"Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

Outlook has no control over what information the Treo has. That's controlled by your sync software. Aside from the built-in Location field, Live Location adds four custom fields to an item to store its information. The directions are in one of those custom fields. So, unless you're using sync software that can handle custom fields, the directions won't sync.

--
Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
Author of Configuring Microsoft Outlook 2003
http://www.turtleflock.com/olconfig/index.htm
and Microsoft Outlook Programming - Jumpstart for
Administrators, Power Users, and Developers
http://www.outlookcode.com/jumpstart.aspx

"Terp" wrote in message ...
...mobile device.

So, I installed the Live Local Add-In for Outlook. As someone that travels
a lot and spends a lot of time generating maps for my trips, this is a VERY
welcome addition. However, when I checked an appointment on my Treo (running
WM5) I was not able to find the location information (and most importantly,
the directions) on the appointment in my calendar on my Treo. Is this
missing from the Beta release? Is it planned for a future release?

Terp wrote:

Do you know if the is the ability to sync the location field or if it
is planned?

As far as I can tell, ActiveSync doesn't deal with the location field. It
is a Contact "address" field, but does not seem to be accessible from the
contact form unless you choose the All Fields tab and choose "Address
fields". I don't think a SmartPhone (or any WIndows Mobile device) uses
that field. They do use the "Office Location" field, however, so maybe that
would suit your needs.
--
Brian Tillman

Ok, thanks.

The big thing I'm looking for here is the maps/directions capability built
into LiveLocal for Outlook. I have to separately copy and paste directions
into the comments section of the appointment, which drastically increases the
amount of time I spend creating an appointment.

"Brian Tillman" wrote:

Terp wrote:

Do you know if the is the ability to sync the location field or if it
is planned?

As far as I can tell, ActiveSync doesn't deal with the location field. It
is a Contact "address" field, but does not seem to be accessible from the
contact form unless you choose the All Fields tab and choose "Address
fields". I don't think a SmartPhone (or any WIndows Mobile device) uses
that field. They do use the "Office Location" field, however, so maybe that
would suit your needs.
--
Brian Tillman