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Call contacts not working after activesync synchronisation

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kantatius@gmail.com - 29 Jul 2006 00:30 GMT
I cannot call contacts. I see them and open them but when I tap on call
nothing happends. It is supposed to start calling.

It started after we had first ActiveSync synchronisation with server.

Is it a bug? If it's a bug its a big bug! It might turn me to Symbian
really fast.
Paul G. Tobey [eMVP] - 31 Jul 2006 18:39 GMT
You'll have to tell us something useful about the device, the version of
ActiveSync, etc.

Yes, in general that does make the call and I use it with regularity.  You
might try adding a very simple new contact entry with no notes, no
addresses, no extraneous data at all and just a local phone number, and see
if the phone will call *that* contact.  I kind of have the feeling that this
is because of some extra information in the contact record that maybe
shouldn't be there for some reason.

Paul T.

>I cannot call contacts. I see them and open them but when I tap on call
> nothing happends. It is supposed to start calling.
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
> Is it a bug? If it's a bug its a big bug! It might turn me to Symbian
> really fast.
 
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