Synthesis SyncML Client STD for Windows Mobil 3.0.2.24

Please Note:

• Oracle OCS Users please note that OCS supports the 3.0 client officially only after OCS patch 6142705 / Oracle Calendar Application System Patch 10.1.2.4.2. is installed. For OCS systems which do not have this patch installed yet, you can still use 3.0 clients, but with minor degradation in the way all-day events and attendees are handled. Alternatively, the previous 2.5.0.69 version can be used in the meantime (but requires a purchased license or a demo license - automatic 30 day demo does not work for 2.5.0.69).
• Before downgrading from 3.x to 2.5 or even 2.1, please make sure you really need to downgrade, because you might loose SyncML client settings in the process (but of course no data). Please make sure you have written down the settings so you can re-enter them if needed
• When upgrading a PalmOS device from 2.5 to 3.0, a slow sync will occur first. This is completely normal.

Major Features:

1. Mobile synchronisation using SyncML standard (all OMA-DS 1.2, 1.1 and 1.0)
2. Synchronizes via any available internet connection (cable/cradle, modem, WLAN, built-in phone)
3. Stable mobile sync experience through Suspend&Resume support which allows resuming sync after intentional or unintentional interruption.
4. PRO only: True push through Server Alerted Notification (SAN) - the server can initiate a synchronisation when new data is available using a notification binary SMS message
5. Does not interfere with platform's native synchronisation (HotSync, ActiveSync)
6. Synchronizes contacts, events, tasks and (Palm only) notes.
7. PRO only: receive and send email via SyncML, including attachments (for PocketPC/Smartphone, and if server supports it).
8. PRO only: Multiple sync profiles, allows to keep device in sync with more than just a single server.
9. SSL secure connection to server (PocketPC, SmartPhone, PalmOS 5.2 and later)
10. PRO only: automatic scheduled synchronisation always keeps your data up-to-date
11. PRO only: PocketPC/Smartphone: gzip compression saves bandwith for synchronizing large emails.

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