Desktop Software for PC

[SummitFS]

I am a MCITP and work for a Microsoft Gold partner. We are testing Office 2010. The desktop redirector does not work with Office 2010. When the redirector start it says that it cannot find the Mail profile. Can I get a version or a workaround that will allow this to function?

[sponch]

Hi,

same problem here.

Have you found a solution for the problem?

sponch

[SummitFS]

Sorry, I have yet to find a solution.

[gurm42]

I haven't found a solution to this one yet, either. I do, however, know that if you do this:

1. Install Office 2007 and set up your mail profile.

2. Install BB Desktop.

3. Upgrade to Office 2010.

Then it will work.

So there's definitely something different that Outlook 2010 is doing when first creating a profile.

[sponch]

Hi,

I use the 64bit vers of Office 2010. No way tu do an upgrade here. You have to deinstall 2007 before installing 2010. 

mh....

[sdgardne]

Hi all!

While I'm not a RIM/BB person, I would suspect that access to anything surrounding this topic would be limited to those developers and partners who are, in some manner, registered with RIM -- and they would therefore have their own internal channels to follow to gain access to what is needed. Obtaining access in this public forum would, I think, be contradictory to the proprietary nature of the request... Just my thoughts... But perhaps there might be more information available in the Developers section of this site:

http://supportforums.blackberry.com/rim/?category.id=BlackBerryDevelopment

[dbw]

I had Outlook 2007 working with DM 5.0. I installed Outlook 2010, but did not upgrade. I kept both versions. DM will not sync with Outlook 2010. Existing relationships before the install say they sync, but nothing really gets upgraded. Creating a new sync relationship with for example the calendar does not work. It says no message stores. I have the new Outlook Connector (v14, 2010) installed also. It did not help.

[Jules75]

I'm going to stick my name on this post as I'm having the same problem.  (Office 2010 also broke the iTunes sync to my iPod touch).  But hey, that's the risk of using Beta software.

Hopefully someone will get a work around soon.

[jesuistom]

Same problem here. Same error message.

[Jules75]

I removed the 64bit version and replaced it with the 32bit version and it all works now. (Fixed the iTunes problem as well). TBH I can see no real reason to run the 64bit version at present - I don't have any Excel workbooks bigger than 2GB!