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MyPhoneExplorer does handle every device seperate. There are good reasons why i made it this way. If you have no Outlook then you can set a local *.ics-File as sync target, just enable it for both phones in Menu-File-Settings-Sync

Thanks,
But I don´t fully understand. How do I set a local ...

If you want to sync several devices to each other then you have to sync them with the same datasource (f.e. Outlook)

Thanks, but still I wonder why MPE cannot be the source, since this is what i use as my "master" calendar. I am not using any other calendar like Outlook, only MPE.

Best,

Not sure exactly how you're using your PC and tablets/phones but I do this with an XP Pro PC (running Outlook 2010). I sync Outlook, using MPE, with two phones. There is just a different user per device. I also never 'multi-sync', I always use the individual sync (calendar or contacts).

If you're ...

hubsm hat geschrieben:I am also interested as regards the Asus Transformer T700 Infinity

Seems like we are many with similar requests. How can we get an answer (if it is at all possible to "multisync") from the people behind MPE?

redart59 hat geschrieben:Also interested in this solution but for a Samsung note.

Seems like we are many with similar requests. How can we get an answer (if it is at all possible to "multisync") from the people behind MPE?

I have used MPE for a few years to sync my Android phone (Sony) with my Windows 7 computer running the MPE application v1.8.4.
Now I bought a Nexus 7 Android tablet. I have installed the MPE client on the Nexus and I manage to connect the Nexus7 to my Windows PC via WiFi. but this requires that I ...