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Synchronise the HTC Hero with Microsoft Outlook
The HTC Sync application that ships with the Hero enables the synchronisation of contact and calendar information from either Microsoft Outlook, Outlook Express or the Windows Address Book.
Also included is the Application Installer, which enables the installation of APK Android application packages onto the Hero from your PC.
The HTC Sync installer is included on the SD card that comes in the Hero sales package, or alternatively is available for download from our FTP site:
ftp://ftpaccess:Brightpoint1@ftp.brightpointuk.co.uk/Technical%20Support...
You can download the software to your PC, or insert the microSD card into a suitable reader to access the software.
Installing the software is straightforward, run the executable package and follow the on-screen instructions:
Once installed, the application will launch automatically and an icon will be added to the System Tray:
On the Hero device, browse to Settings --> Applications --> Development and tick the option to enable USB Debugging. Now connect the Hero to your PC via the supplied USB cable. Windows will detect the new hardware automatically and install both a Removable Storage Drive and an Android USB Device.
Provided that the HTC Sync application is running, the new device partnership wizard will launch automatically:
Enter a name to identify your device:
You will be prompted to set the device time to that of your PC if they are different:
The main interface will then be displayed:
Select the Sync Manager icon and then the Settings button:
The Settings wizard will be displayed:
Select which application you wish to synchronise with:
Select which information you want to synchronise:
Specify whether synchronisation should be performed automatically each time the device is connected:
Click Finish to complete the wizard:
Depending on the options you specified, synchronisation will now either start automatically, or you can initiate it manually.
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