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Microsoft ActiveSync provides support for synchronizing data between a Windows-based desktop computer and a Windows phone. Using time stamps and user preferences, the synchronization process tracks data changes on both the computer and the device, then transfers the appropriate data so that each has the most recent versions. Outdated or unwanted data is discarded. Windows Mobile provides support for ActiveSync version 4.2 and later.
In This Section
- Establishing an ActiveSync Desktop-Device Partnership
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Provides information about creating a partnership between an ActiveSync Desktop and a Windows phone.
- ActiveSync Architecture
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Provides information about the structure of ActiveSync applications.
- Creating the ActiveSync Service Provider
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Provides information about ActiveSync service providers for common applications and data types.
- Design Guidelines for ActiveSync Synchronization Service Providers
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Provides information about the proper implementation of ActiveSync Service Providers
- Managing Connection Notification, File Converters, and Partnerships
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This section explains how connection notification works, and the various methods of implementing it.
- Avoiding the New Partnership Wizard in ActiveSync
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Explains how to prevent ActiveSync's New Partnership Wizard from launching when a device connects.
Related Sections
- ActiveSync
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Provides link to topics that contain information about ActiveSync support in Windows phones.