I recently acquired a Blackberry 9000 and used the Bb software disk supplied
to synchronize my PC's Outlook 2007 Calendar, Contacts and Tasks (but not
email) with the Bb. I have since had WiFi synching set up for my work with a
different computer network and have now lost the ability to synchronize
Calendar, Contacts and tasks with my PC.
How do I maintain the ability to download emails and also synchronise
Calendar and Contacts by WiFi from computer system A while also retaining the
ability to synchronise my Calendar, Contacts and Tasks from my PC (system B).
System B receives emails from a different source but I do not wish to
download these onto my Bb

What happens when you try to sync with your local calendar using the usb
cable or bluetooth?

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"Jumbo" wrote in message
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I recently acquired a Blackberry 9000 and used the Bb software disk
supplied
to synchronize my PC's Outlook 2007 Calendar, Contacts and Tasks (but not
email) with the Bb. I have since had WiFi synching set up for my work
with a
different computer network and have now lost the ability to synchronize
Calendar, Contacts and tasks with my PC.
How do I maintain the ability to download emails and also synchronise
Calendar and Contacts by WiFi from computer system A while also retaining
the
ability to synchronise my Calendar, Contacts and Tasks from my PC (system
B).
System B receives emails from a different source but I do not wish to
download these onto my Bb