Hi All, I have made adjustments to my contacts on my iPhone and on my iPad Mini. There has been no real problem. As I have 2 e-mail addresses, this one and a BT one, I had to enter my password for my BT e-mail each time I made an adjustment and likewise I had to enter the password for my BT e-mail account when I first went in to contacts on my iPad Mini. That was fine and once entered syncing took place and the contacts on iPhone and iPad Mini were identical. Now I am running in to problems on the Mac when I go in to contacts. Again I am being asked to enter my password for the BT e-mail and I am doing this. It comprises 9 characters and digit and I know I have written it and that it is written correctly, however when I arrow across to OK for some reason it is not taking it on the Mac and the same dialogue box is coming again and again. I have tried a number of times but I am now fed up of this. However, if it is that I must enter the password for each and every chang e I have made, then I could possibly continue with this monitonous job but I am surprised if this is the case as I only had to enter the password once on the iPad Mini and then all my contacgts were as on the iPhone. However, as I said at the start of this mail, when I was making each adjustment in contacts on my iPhone, I had to keep entering the BT password. Noq should I persist with entering it time and time again on the Mac? I am disappointed jif this is the case as I would have hoped that once I did it that was that. Each time on the Mac it keeps sayhing that it cannot connect to the BT server, yet this is not really true as it has no problem connecting if I go in to e-mail on the Mac.
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