Re: address book <-> entourage link/sync

[Rick McCutcheon]

Thanks Laurent.  Let's hope for that update -- it would make my life 
easier.


Rick


On 4-Nov-05, at 5:24 PM, Laurent Daudelin wrote:


on 04/11/05 17:54, Rick McCutcheon at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


Was it on this list that someone posted a link for a shareware program
that effectively linked Apple's address book and entourage?

Cheers,
Rick


Esync I believe. However, I had mixed results with it and I can't try 
the
new versions since my demo period has expired. I was not ready to 
shell out
$40 after Microsoft announced that they would include iSync support in 
a

forthcoming Entourage udpate, which we haven't seen yet...

-Laurent.
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Re: address book <-> entourage link/sync

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on 04/11/05 17:54, Rick McCutcheon at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> Was it on this list that someone posted a link for a shareware program
> that effectively linked Apple's address book and entourage?
> 
> Cheers,
> Rick

Esync I believe. However, I had mixed results with it and I can't try the
new versions since my demo period has expired. I was not ready to shell out
$40 after Microsoft announced that they would include iSync support in a
forthcoming Entourage udpate, which we haven't seen yet...

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[Rick McCutcheon]

Was it on this list that someone posted a link for a shareware program 
that effectively linked Apple's address book and entourage?


Cheers,
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Sync Mac to iDen/Nextel phones?

[Sam]

Does anyone have any tips for syncing contacts from Entourage or Apple Mail
to the phone book of a Nextel iDen phone? I'm specifically using a Motorola
i850 and a Pismo running OS 10.4.2.

Motorola has a Windows-based iDen phonebook manager which will download the
phonebook, and that file can be opened up in MS Access which invites some
CSV file opportunities, but there is some coding in the phonebook file that
I'm not sure what to do with.

Even if there's something to sync from Windows Outlook or Outlook Express to
the iDen phone - I can deal with that if I have to. (Mac to Windows to
phone.)

Any tips, experience or pointers to sources of info would be most
appreciated.

-Sam



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Re: Palm Pilot Verizon sync

[Emery Stora]

Message-Id: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
From: Harry Corsover <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Synchronizing Treo 650
Date: Tue, 14 Jun 2005 22:35:18 -0600

I just ordered a Treo 650 as an upgrade to my Kyocera 7135 smart
phone (which will be for sale, if anyone is interested).

I couldn't get many details from Verizon Wireless about how this
phone syncs with Macs. I've been using Palm Desktop (I've never used
iCal) to sync via USB, but the Treo has Bluetooth as well as a
version of Palm OS.

Has anyone been using a Treo 600 or 650 and syncing it with a Mac?
I'd appreciate hearing about your experience.

Thanks!

Regards,

Harry Corsover


 I have done this with the 7135.  First you must have Palm Desktop 
installed on your computer (free download from the Palm site).  Version 
4.2.1 works well for OSX10.3.9 (I will install Tiger this weekend).  
Hook a cable from the phone to the USB port on the computer (I actually 
have a serial plug on the cable that I run through a Keyspan USA 19HS  
serial to USB adapter (I also use this adapter for my Garmin GPS and 
with a reader for my fuel injection system on my motorhome).  On the 
Kyocera phone get the menus on the screen and push on the HotSync icon. 
 Then hit the sync icon and it will sync the comupter Palm Pilot and 
the Kyocera Palm Pilot in just seconds.


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Re: sync

[Daniel Colwell]

Message-Id: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
From: Kevin Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: sync
Date: Mon, 4 Apr 2005 20:40:36 -0400
Is there a cheap, inexpensive (actually that should read FREE) way of
syncing a folder between a laptop and a tower?
I would like to be able to take my laptop wherever, do some work and
then when I come home and get back onto my LAN the machines
automatically sync the changes or additions I've done.  Or vice
versawork on the tower, open the laptop to go and the folders sync.
I tried a demo of You Synchronize awhile back and it trashed files that
I didn't want trashed...and I really took my time to figure out how to
do it.,  So, I either made a mistake or something was wrong.  Of
course, i emailed their support and get no response.
Soany suggestions?
thx
--
Kevin Thomas
www.kevinthomas.org
Kevin,
Take a look at SilverKeeper. I've been using it for about a year.
Support was great, especially considering its free. I got a response 
the same day as my question.

I use it for backup, but a quick read of the manual shows it has the 
capability to sync a folder between computers.

Let me know how you like it if you give it a try.
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Re: sync

[Tim Collier]

I use sort of a round-about way of doing this.and all it syncs is 
Entourage calendars and contacts as well as various documents, but 
Missing Sync (www.markspace.com) works really well with most PDA's.  
Sync to the PDA from the laptop then sync it with the G5 iMac and 
everything is the same on both.  Also using iSync with a .Mac account 
will 'sort of' do the same.  I know this is not really the answer you 
are looking for but it's a beginning.  Hopefully Tiger will help us 
deal with this issue.

Tim
On Apr 4, 2005, at 8:40 PM, Kevin Thomas wrote:
Is there a cheap, inexpensive (actually that should read FREE) way of 
syncing a folder between a laptop and a tower?

I would like to be able to take my laptop wherever, do some work and 
then when I come home and get back onto my LAN the machines 
automatically sync the changes or additions I've done.  Or vice 
versawork on the tower, open the laptop to go and the folders 
sync.

I tried a demo of You Synchronize awhile back and it trashed files 
that I didn't want trashed...and I really took my time to figure out 
how to do it.,  So, I either made a mistake or something was wrong.  
Of course, i emailed their support and get no response.

Soany suggestions?
thx

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Re: sync

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--- Kevin Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is there a cheap, inexpensive (actually that should
> read FREE) way of 
> syncing a folder between a laptop and a tower?
> 
> I would like to be able to take my laptop wherever,
> do some work and 
> then when I come home and get back onto my LAN the
> machines 
> automatically sync the changes or additions I've
> done.  Or vice 
> versawork on the tower, open the laptop to go
> and the folders sync.
> 
> I tried a demo of You Synchronize awhile back and it
> trashed files that 
> I didn't want trashed...and I really took my time to
> figure out how to 
> do it.,  So, I either made a mistake or something
> was wrong.  Of 
> course, i emailed their support and get no response.
> 
> Soany suggestions?
> 
> thx
> 
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> www.kevinthomas.org
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Re: sync

[John McGibney]

I use "File Synchronization". You can clone folders, copy one way or both
ways or select single files to keep synced. You can have it delete orphaned
files or not. I've been using it between my AlBook and my G4 tower for about
a year with no problems.

John

> Is there a cheap, inexpensive (actually that should read FREE) way of
> syncing a folder between a laptop and a tower?
> 
> I would like to be able to take my laptop wherever, do some work and
> then when I come home and get back onto my LAN the machines
> automatically sync the changes or additions I've done.  Or vice
> versawork on the tower, open the laptop to go and the folders sync.
> 
> I tried a demo of You Synchronize awhile back and it trashed files that
> I didn't want trashed...and I really took my time to figure out how to
> do it.,  So, I either made a mistake or something was wrong.  Of
> course, i emailed their support and get no response.
> 
> Soany suggestions?
> 
> thx
> 
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[Kevin Thomas]

Is there a cheap, inexpensive (actually that should read FREE) way of 
syncing a folder between a laptop and a tower?

I would like to be able to take my laptop wherever, do some work and 
then when I come home and get back onto my LAN the machines 
automatically sync the changes or additions I've done.  Or vice 
versawork on the tower, open the laptop to go and the folders sync.

I tried a demo of You Synchronize awhile back and it trashed files that 
I didn't want trashed...and I really took my time to figure out how to 
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course, i emailed their support and get no response.

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thx
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Re: iPod Mini sync to non USB-2 machine

[Mikael Byström]

Andrea Stansbury said:

> the box states you have to have 
>OS X 10.1 or later.  
Aha! I didn't read on the box.
>I have a 366 iBook too, and though I have not 
>tried to synch my iPod because it synchs with the iMac I have, I am 
>running the latest OSX.  See about upgrading.  That might solve it.
Well, this was a longshot with her sisters machine. She does have another
main 366 with USB-1 (FW ports broken) and it's not possible to use
playslists there as well. All her music is on there.
>Secondly, is the windows machine on Win 2000 with service pack 4 or 
>higher?
Win XP. I suppose it's the Windows XP update 1 or whatever.


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Re: iPod Mini sync to non USB-2 machine

[Andrea Stansbury]

Your mac problem lies in the fact that the box states you have to have 
OS X 10.1 or later.  I have a 366 iBook too, and though I have not 
tried to synch my iPod because it synchs with the iMac I have, I am 
running the latest OSX.  See about upgrading.  That might solve it.

Secondly, is the windows machine on Win 2000 with service pack 4 or 
higher?

On Mar 28, 2005, at 5:40 AM, Mikael Byström wrote:
My ex-GF bought an iPod Mini and have great problems syncing it to
anything as she have only USB-1 connectors on the PC and iBook 366 that
she uses. She also don't have a firewire cable as these babies come 
with
USB-2 cables only. I thought they'd be backwards compatible and only
being slower, but no.
She was able to use it on the PC, but there are no playlists transfers.
On a 2nd iBook 366 with OS 9, the iPod doesn't even mount as a HD for
temp storage.

What are the best suggestions in this situation? Any ideas?
So far, the whole experience seem very unmaclike. So now the Mac users
have to pay for that Apple was so slow getting USB-2 and because they
decided to standardize on that with these iPods (but not on the earlier
Mac models), barring very suitable machines otherwise, unless you get a
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[Mikael Byström]

My ex-GF bought an iPod Mini and have great problems syncing it to
anything as she have only USB-1 connectors on the PC and iBook 366 that
she uses. She also don't have a firewire cable as these babies come with
USB-2 cables only. I thought they'd be backwards compatible and only
being slower, but no.
She was able to use it on the PC, but there are no playlists transfers.
On a 2nd iBook 366 with OS 9, the iPod doesn't even mount as a HD for
temp storage.

What are the best suggestions in this situation? Any ideas?

So far, the whole experience seem very unmaclike. So now the Mac users
have to pay for that Apple was so slow getting USB-2 and because they
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Re: sync newton to OS 9.1 desktop

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> 
> I have a newton 2100 that I want to sync with my pb1400  running OS
> 9.1. Can any one tell me which connection utility would be best, and
> how to set everything up?

Synchronizing has always been problematic. The only application that runs on
OS 9 that is still available is "Newton Connection Utilities" from Apple.
You can get a copy from <http://www.unna.org/>. For a much more lively
discussion about the Newton, please join the NewtonTalk mailing list at
<http://www.newtontalk.net/>.

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Excuse me, I know that it would be appropriate to forward this question 
to the newt list, but I've been having a difficult time trying to sign 
up with the list portal. . so again I apologize.

I have a newton 2100 that I want to sync with my pb1400  running OS 
9.1. Can any one tell me which connection utility would be best, and 
how to set everything up?

TIA
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Re: Wallstreet Irda / Bluetooth sync

[Luis Sequeira]

 >>  Does anyone has a solution to connect / isync a wallstreet with 
a nokia 7650
  ?
  I' ve tried Irda- fails with no reaction,
  I' ve bought a Pico PCMCIA-Bluetooth card- not accepted by os x,
  Would it be worth to connect a bluetooth-adapter via a PCMCIA- USB card,
  are there somewhere on this planet people who found a solution for that
  subject ?
  Thank you
I use a Belkin USB Bluetooth adapter with my iBook 500 in x.2.6 without any
worries. I use iSync to synchronize between the iBook and a Sony Ericsson
T610. The whole system works well, but I don't know how it would go if you
went iSync >> PCMCIA >> USB... Don't know why it WOULDN'T work either.
Maybe try the Irda thing again, it would save lugging 2 different adapters
around all the time. I have no experience with this one though


IRdA isn't supported on the WallStreet under OS X.  Odd since it is
supported in, I think, the TiBook.
I can't say for sure, and right now that I don't have a Wallstreet at 
hand to check, by I think I once used IRDA on OS X ; at least it 
appears in the network ports. Didn't use it much, because the cost of 
GPRS in Portugal, where I live, is prohibitive; but I can at least 
attest that it worked ok under OS 9.

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Re: Wallstreet Irda / Bluetooth sync

[Clark Martin]

At 9:07 AM +1000 9/23/03, Wiebe Wilbers wrote:
On 23/9/03 12:00 AM, "oliver stender" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

 Does anyone has a solution to connect / isync a wallstreet with a nokia 7650
 ?
 I' ve tried Irda- fails with no reaction,
 I' ve bought a Pico PCMCIA-Bluetooth card- not accepted by os x,
 Would it be worth to connect a bluetooth-adapter via a PCMCIA- USB card,
 are there somewhere on this planet people who found a solution for that
 subject ?
 Thank you
I use a Belkin USB Bluetooth adapter with my iBook 500 in x.2.6 without any
worries. I use iSync to synchronize between the iBook and a Sony Ericsson
T610. The whole system works well, but I don't know how it would go if you
went iSync >> PCMCIA >> USB... Don't know why it WOULDN'T work either.
Maybe try the Irda thing again, it would save lugging 2 different adapters
around all the time. I have no experience with this one though


IRdA isn't supported on the WallStreet under OS X.  Odd since it is 
supported in, I think, the TiBook.

I did try it with my Visor but found out later that it isn't 
supported.  Ah, it was problematic at best under OS 9.
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Re: Wallstreet Irda / Bluetooth sync

[Wiebe Wilbers]

On 23/9/03 12:00 AM, "oliver stender" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Does anyone has a solution to connect / isync a wallstreet with a nokia 7650
> ?
> I¹ ve tried Irda- fails with no reaction,
> I¹ ve bought a Pico PCMCIA-Bluetooth card- not accepted by os x,
> Would it be worth to connect a bluetooth-adapter via a PCMCIA- USB card,
> are there somewhere on this planet people who found a solution for that
> subject ?
> Thank you 

I use a Belkin USB Bluetooth adapter with my iBook 500 in x.2.6 without any
worries. I use iSync to synchronize between the iBook and a Sony Ericsson
T610. The whole system works well, but I don't know how it would go if you
went iSync >> PCMCIA >> USB... Don't know why it WOULDN'T work either.

Maybe try the Irda thing again, it would save lugging 2 different adapters
around all the time. I have no experience with this one though

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Wallstreet Irda / Bluetooth sync

[oliver stender]

Does anyone has a solution to connect / isync a wallstreet with a nokia 7650
?
I¹ ve tried Irda- fails with no reaction,
I¹ ve bought a Pico PCMCIA-Bluetooth card- not accepted by os x,
Would it be worth to connect a bluetooth-adapter via a PCMCIA- USB card,
are there somewhere on this planet people who found a solution for that
subject ?
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IR Port Sync

[Gary Lauterback]

On 04/03/03 11:40 AM, "(G-Books)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Hello All,
> 
> My roommate just purchased a Sony Ericsson T68i (GSM thru AT&T), and I am
> interested in connecting it to my Wallstreet (266Mhz) via the IR port in the
> back.  I'm currently running 9.2.2, and have tried the Infrared control
> panel.  The phone appears as an IrDA Device in Range, but I am unsure of the
> steps I need to take to transfer files/sync contacts with Entourage.
> Hopefully someday I will be able to afford a Bluetooth adapter, but I would
> like to take advantage of the IR port until then.  Any help on the matter
> would be greatly appreciated.
> 
> Scott


Not having a phone of that type, I can't help with specific steps.  However,
make sure you have the syncing software directed to the IR port on the Mac.

Assuming the Ericsson is programmed to "know" a Mac when it sees one, than
you should be able to sync with it.

Is there software with the Ericsson that you can use on the Mac to make sure
the Mac can I/F with the Ericsson?

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Re: Sync Palm to Powerbook

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on 7/20/01 12:40 AM, Jeff Lentz at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> For that reason,
>> I
>>> only turn Hotsync on when I need it.
>>> 
>>> - Jeff Lentz

A very handy control strip module is HotSyncCSM. It allows you to turn
HotSync on or off as needed from the control strip. I use it with my Visor
Deluxe and iBook/iMac and have always gotten great results. You can find it
here http://mac.tucows.com/preview/7864.html

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Re: Sync Palm to Powerbook

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Absolutely.  I'm running OS 9.1.  I went to all the
trouble of isolating extensions and had it down to the
base OS 9.1 set and the one for the Hotsync (I've
forgotten which one it is, but Palm tech help verified
it was the right one, and that it was the problem.)

- Jeff Lentz

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> Interesting... I've never noticed this occurence.
> Are you sure that it's
> HotSync that causes it?
> 
> Paige
> 
> 
> on 7/19/01 9:23 PM, Jeff Lentz at
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> 
> > Just be careful about leaving Hotsync on all the
> time
> > - it can keep your powerbook from going to sleep
> after
> > a specified time period, and can put more wear on
> your
> > hard drive as it will periodically spin the drive
> up
> > if you leave your PB unattended.  For that reason,
> I
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> > 
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Re: Sync Palm to Powerbook

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Interesting... I've never noticed this occurence. Are you sure that it's
HotSync that causes it?

Paige


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> - it can keep your powerbook from going to sleep after
> a specified time period, and can put more wear on your
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> if you leave your PB unattended.  For that reason, I
> only turn Hotsync on when I need it.
> 
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Re: Sync Palm to Powerbook

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Just be careful about leaving Hotsync on all the time
- it can keep your powerbook from going to sleep after
a specified time period, and can put more wear on your
hard drive as it will periodically spin the drive up
if you leave your PB unattended.  For that reason, I
only turn Hotsync on when I need it.

- Jeff Lentz

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> Paige H. Adams on 7/17/01 4:32 PM wrote:
> I Sync my Palm V with my  Wallstreet the same way.
> As you indicated, I too
> chose IR Port for my Local Setup and I always have
> Hotsync enabled as well
> as the option "Enable Hotsync software at system
> startup. Now I just plop
> the Palm behind the Wallstreet whenever (and
> wherever) I feel like it and do
> a quick sync. The only thing I use the cradle for
> now is charging...and it
> looks like I need to dust it off.

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Re: Sync to Palm

[Taylor Armstrong]

Paige H. Adams wrote:

"When I did this I didn't find it necessary to restart or disable
HotSync. I just made sure that IR sync was selected on the Palm and the IR
port was specified in local settings, and that's how it's been ever since.
All I do now is initiate HotSync on the Palm, put it within IR range and I'm
good to go."

At first I had to restart hotsync to get the initial communication.  Now
I've tried leaving it enabled, and it does indeed recognize the palm within
range.

However, it seems to keep trying to sync over and over again, eventually
getting stuck on the "One Moment Please" window.  Also, the Palm gets the
flashing "waiting for sender" message as soon as I turn it on (haven't even
tapped on the hotsync yet).

Just tried it again and got an error on the palm- it didn't get all the info
(connection was broken).

Anyway, when I just start up hotsync each time after I've hit hotsync on the
palm, it works like a charm.  My setup may have a quirk in it... oh well,
it's working nonetheless.

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Re: Sync Palm to PowerBook

[Taylor Armstrong]

makmac wrote:

"Taylor, if you experience more than a few hours of trial and error (let
alone weeks!) I would be most surprised."

Well I saw the "additional purchase necessary" note for Mac users on the
Palm box and thought I was really in for it.  Also, this was my first
experience with any type of handheld.

But it was relatively painless, and I've been synching again tonight without
hitch.

Thanks for your notes,

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Re: Sync Palm to Powerbook

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Paige H. Adams on 7/17/01 4:32 PM wrote:

>> I expected weeks of trial and error getting my new Palm Vx to share
>> information with my Pismo.  But it only took a few hours of research
>> (macfixit
>> and palm sites) and then set up.  Most importantly, I found you don't need to
>> buy an extra Palm connect Kit for Macintosh ($40 for USB Macs).  You can use
>> the built-in infrared on your Mac.
> 
> One additional note... I just read your IR HotSync message over at
> PalmOnMac. When I did this I didn't find it necessary to restart or disable
> HotSync. I just made sure that IR sync was selected on the Palm and the IR
> port was specified in local settings, and that's how it's been ever since.
> All I do now is initiate HotSync on the Palm, put it within IR range and I'm
> good to go.
> 
I Sync my Palm V with my  Wallstreet the same way. As you indicated, I too
chose IR Port for my Local Setup and I always have Hotsync enabled as well
as the option "Enable Hotsync software at system startup. Now I just plop
the Palm behind the Wallstreet whenever (and wherever) I feel like it and do
a quick sync. The only thing I use the cradle for now is charging...and it
looks like I need to dust it off.

Taylor, if you experience more than a few hours of trial and error (let
alone weeks!) I would be most surprised.

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Re: Sync Palm to Powerbook

[Paige H. Adams]

on 7/17/01 3:18 PM, Taylor Armstrong at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> I expected weeks of trial and error getting my new Palm Vx to share
> information with my Pismo.  But it only took a few hours of research (macfixit
> and palm sites) and then set up.  Most importantly, I found you don't need to
> buy an extra Palm connect Kit for Macintosh ($40 for USB Macs).  You can use
> the built-in infrared on your Mac.

One additional note... I just read your IR HotSync message over at
PalmOnMac. When I did this I didn't find it necessary to restart or disable
HotSync. I just made sure that IR sync was selected on the Palm and the IR
port was specified in local settings, and that's how it's been ever since.
All I do now is initiate HotSync on the Palm, put it within IR range and I'm
good to go.

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Re: Sync Palm to Powerbook

[Paige H. Adams]

Yep. I have the same setup (Pismo and Palm Vx). My office gave me the Vx a
few weeks ago and I went out and spent the extra cash on the Palm Connect
Kit the same day. Fortunately for me, the IR solution hit me before I even
opened the kit. After my first IR sync, which went smooth as silk, I
promptly took the Palm Connect Kit back to the store for a refund.

The whole process with syncing couldn't have been easier, and as an added
bonus -- I was already using the latest version of Palm Desktop, so I didn't
even have to install any software... and all my contacts and other data were
installed right onto my Palm.

Paige

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> I expected weeks of trial and error getting my new Palm Vx to share
> information with my Pismo.  But it only took a few hours of research (macfixit
> and palm sites) and then set up.  Most importantly, I found you don't need to
> buy an extra Palm connect Kit for Macintosh ($40 for USB Macs).  You can use
> the built-in infrared on your Mac.
> 
> Apologies for those of you who already know all this.  But even Palm tells you
> in the box that you need to buy these extra kits to sync with a Mac.  This is
> just not true (as long as you have IR on your Mac).
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Sync Palm to Powerbook

[Taylor Armstrong]

Hey folks,

Just FYI.

Found a new site going up for Palm and Mac stuff.  It is here:

http://www.palmonmac.com/index.php

I found this because I have become a new palm user as of last night.  I won't post all 
the details of my discoveries here, but you can find some of them on this new site 
listed above.  (Or if there is enough interest I will post here).  

I expected weeks of trial and error getting my new Palm Vx to share information with 
my Pismo.  But it only took a few hours of research (macfixit and palm sites) and then 
set up.  Most importantly, I found you don't need to buy an extra Palm connect Kit for 
Macintosh ($40 for USB Macs).  You can use the built-in infrared on your Mac.  

Apologies for those of you who already know all this.  But even Palm tells you in the 
box that you need to buy these extra kits to sync with a Mac.  This is just not true 
(as long as you have IR on your Mac).  

Sent in the hopes of saving someone from making an unnecessary investment,

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