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March 4th 06, 01:55 AM
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Where/how does Mobile Outlook store a Nextel Push-To-Talk number?
I am attempting to incorporate Windows Moble 5 (Smartphone) devices into our
infrastructure. We currently use Nextel as our carrier. The phones each have unique IDs for the Push-To-Talk functionality - three groups of numbers delimited by asterisks (NNN*NN*NNNN). The Nextel handsets running Windows Mobile seem to have a predefined field for storing these numbers along with the more basic Contact information, and then incorporate that into Exchange. I cannot, however, seem to identify the name of the field under which the PTT numbers are stored. Does anyone have any familiarity with this? 
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