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first of all, you should change one your itunes hec file so that your phone
wouldn't ask that you use different libraries. Second, I would use Google sync
for all contacts and emails etc so they are always in sync. Lastly, all you need
to do is to keep your pictures up to date between your pc's. For that I would
use one of the online picture services such as photobucket.
Goodluck...

iPhone3g1907

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From: James <alicy8609@yahoo.com>
To: apple-iphone@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Mon, August 30, 2010 10:12:42 PM
Subject: [apple-iphone] Re: Using two Windows computers for sync

--- In apple-iphone@yahoogroups.com, "Nick Hudd" <huddnp@...> wrote:
>
> I have always in the past used my desktop to backup my organisers (various
>types - originally an ancient Psion), but when away from home have always used
>my laptop for backup. Obviously it is important to be clear which device has the
>up-to-date data etc and to switch between desktop and laptop only using the
>fully updated mobile device. During the next two weeks I shall be syncing to my
>laptop instead of my desktop for the first time since getting my iPhone 3G a few
>months ago. Are there any issues I should be aware of before I switch over? I
>sync with MS Outlook on both desktop and laptop, both of which run Windows XP,
>and I have a fair number of various other files, photos, apps etc. Advice and
>comments are welcome - I don't want to find I have done something drastic and
>wiped the iPhone when I plug into iTunes on the laptop for the first time! (Or
>messed up in some other radical way)
>
> Nick Hudd
>
you can sync the photoes, apps, videos to your iPhone via itunes, there are no
problem.
Well, this tips you can take a read:
http://www.ifunia.com/iphone-column/howto-sync-iphone-and-itunes.html

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