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We have a Windows Mobile 6.1 user (HTC Touch) who noticed that if he does a snooze on a calendar/task reminder from his laptop, which is connected to the Exchange server, that the snooze does not propagate to his HTC Touch, where he again has to snooze. <br />
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Is there a way to have this carry over, should it be by default? He tried to manually sync after the snooze on the laptop, but it still didn't carry over the snooze to the phone.
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We have a Windows Mobile 6.1 user (HTC Touch) who noticed that if he does a snooze on a calendar/task reminder from his laptop, which is connected to the Exchange server, that the snooze does not propagate to his HTC Touch, where he again has to snooze. 

Is there a way to have this carry over, should it be by default? He tried to manually sync after the snooze on the laptop, but it still didn't carry over the snooze to the phone.

Windows Mobile Calendar/Task Sync with Exchange 2003

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