It’s also worth mentioning that you can also use SyncMate to mount your Windows Mobile device as a drive in OS X – and browse/transfer files to and from your Mac/device. The free version of SyncMate is limited to only syncing your Contacts and iCal calendar (and Google Contacts and/or Google Calendar) – but that’s more than enough for me. Though SyncMate isn’t new, they’ve just released a version with a long awaited feature – the ability to sync using a locked Windows Mobile/Pocket PC device. SyncMate 4 was the last version that supported Windows Mobile, and is no longer available for download from the Eltima site (I couldn’t find it…) Thats it!! enjoy the Active-sync client running on your desktop.2021 Update: the software utilized in this guide no longer supports Windows Mobile.In E-mail settings click ' manual setup' fill-in the user and exchange.On the mobile simulator swipe/scroll Right to find the E-Mail.
The Home screen and you'll need to navigate to your app The left-hand side of the Dashboard, the Simulator will boot to To start the simulator - Click the button labeled "Stopped" on."Tools" menu on OS X and Linux), then "Web Developer", then The simulator Dashboard opens automatically after installation - youĬan reopen it at any time by going to the "Firefox" menu (or the.Once the add-on has downloaded you will be prompted to install it:Ĭlick "Install Now".Open firefox browser, browse to mozilla add-on page.It runs as add-on for Firefox browser, this lightweight simulator has an ActiveSync Client built in for emails. The simplest for our purpose is 'Firefox mobile OS Simulator'. you will need a modern mobileOS simulator to achieve this. Actually there is a way to have lightweight desktop client with ActiveSync.