getting corperate calendar without using OWA, maybe desktop connector

Yes.

http://forums.buzzaboutwireless.com/baw/board/message?board.id=Samsung_Instinct&thread.id=27849

Follow the Steps ad it's all yours. I have it using a POP3 Verizon account. It's a bit buggy with Going frm Phone to Outlook but from Outlook to Phone is no problem.  Oh and Reminders are hit and miss.

Yes if you want it to Update as you go.

What I have been doing is just turning on the connector and Outlook ( I use MSn for my E-mails) once a Day and then Hit the Refresh. This way it updates everything I need . I turned off Auto Updates on the Works on my Phone.

I really just wanted the better Calender and not worrying to much about the Syncing.  There is also a setting in your Phone to Sync 12 weeks I think it's defaulted at 4 weeks.

It kind of sounds like your notifications database might have become corrupt. If you open the Instinct calender settings you will see an option to change the calender sync window size. Make it larger or smaller, it doesnt really matter so much as long as a change was made.

Try it again after this has been done and let me know if its still not resolved. If not, you can also trying "Refresh All Data" or possible removing the re-adding the account.

To ImNoPrince, thanks for the feedback, I was hopping my note will get to someone on the SEVEN Team...

To bdroad...I try your suggestinons. I Refresh all Data, did the steps again, same results. I Reset Application, started from scratch and added the accounts to the email system on the phone with no problems, but when I do the steps again, same results.

Like I say before: If adding an event from the Instinct phone, I have to also add something to the To: field (which means an email) this is when I am adding an event on the Instinct in the Work Calendar system. This way my event stays in both: the phone and on Outlook. I can live with that for now, I just Add to the To: field my personal email account, the system sends that email with the event information to my yahoo and on yahoo I have a filter that states that all emails receive with my work email address to put on the Trash automatically.

Before using the 'new calendar' you have to make sure your Outlook on your PC is working by using a Exchange Server or at least that is how I made it work. The addition of the Desktop Application that allows you to connect your Outlook Calendar to the Instinct phone is most likely an addition to people using Corporate Emails account that are supported by Exchange Services. If you have a Corporate email that is supported by Exchange and are using Outlook you only need to install the little application created by the SEVEN Group in order to link your PC Outlook to the Instinct, this little piece of application will push your corporate email from your Outlook via the Exchange Server to the Instinct phone and that is how it works. The Instinct phone will you similar interface to the current calendar that comes with the Instinct phone the only difference is that, not only you can store more than 70 events before you are require to start deleting old ones, with the Outlook support it will keep both calendars up-to-date. The only limitations is that on the phone you can hold the previous two weeks from the current calendar day and the next 3 months if I can remember correctly. The other thing is that you need to leave that PC ON always in order for the sync to happen, since I always leave my work computer ON, I always have the information on both calendars up-to-date. These are the only two limitations that I can think of, but at the same time having not only my calendar but also my email from work on my Instinct is pretty convenient considering that I am already paying for a data plan. Just make sure that you are not breaking any corporate policy, in today's world information is power and some companies do not want you to receive emails or sync calendar from your work computer, even thought the technology works. On a final note, if you want to implement this on your home computer, you might probably require to leave your PC ON and also have some sort of server which means a static IP Address in order for the software relay that info to the Instinct and also for the Instinct to find your PC on the internet. I am not sure if this helps you in anyway, but before entering into the technical part aspects of setting up the system these requirements must be met unless something have change in the last 6 months and I have not found out about it. But my system has been working like this since I implemented and I have not had any problems. If anyone else in this forum can light some more information in this issue, please do not hesitate to reply. Good luck and let me know how it goes...