I am on Tiger and just started using a Treo 650 with Goodlink  through our
network (I am the only Mac on the network) with excellent success.


On 12/19/05 5:01 PM, "Mark Turner" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> 
> Jim
> 
> I echo your sentiments and hopes to the power of 10
> 
> Having jumped to Mac 14 months ago I fought with PocketMac - repeatedly,
> haphazardly, ad nausea.
> 
> There have been so many moments where everything seems to be working.
> And then, bam, one or two synchs later and whole sections of Contacts
> have been deleted, calendar dates triplicated, etc.
> 
> Needless to say, despite the miniscule and completely unhelpful
> responses from PM Support, I've since given up with the whole project.
> 
> However, like a fool I am, the latest range of Palm's has had me
> wondering again and I await any assurances from the Group to the
> positive.
> 
> Of interest to you, Jim, is a piece of Software by the makers of Pocket
> Mac called GoBetween. This 'seems' to sync OSX Contacts and Calenders
> fine, when one avoids throwing PocketMac into the equation. Thus, should
> a Palm synch with OSX fine, synchronising it with Entourage looks
> 'feasible'
> 
> Regards
> 
> Mark(o) Turner
> C. Psychol.
> Area Adolescent Mental Health Team
> 53-65 Mitchell Street
> CARRAMAR  NSW 2163
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: [email protected]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Jim Robertson
> Sent: Tuesday, December 20, 2005 9:48 AM
> To: Mac-L list; Mac OS Digest; Entourage:mac Talk
> Subject: Palm vs. PocketPC
> 
> A few years ago, even BEFORE Palm stopped attending Macworld Expos, I
> gave
> up on the platform after making NO headway for years when I'd complain
> about
> the deficiencies in the basic bundled Palm applications. The most
> glaring of
> these was in the Contacts database, which steadfastly refused to allow
> one
> to enter separate work and home addresses for one's contacts. That was
> OK
> when the basic Palm had something like 16 kilobytes of RAM, but as
> memory
> became cheaper the deficiencies became more glaring.
> 
> I bought a PocketPC, struggled to make it work with Macs, and eventually
> gave up on that as well, returning to writing notes on scraps of paper
> that
> I lose. I now store names and phone numbers in my BlueTooth phone, but
> I'd
> love an organizer that would sync to Entourage.
> 
> For some reason just today I visited the Palm website and discovered
> that
> some time during my absence the company has realized that people do live
> and
> work in different places, and that a handheld is a good place to store
> such
> information about one's contacts.
> 
> I've been away from that platform for a few years, and I'm interested in
> hearing opinions from people who use Palm devices. How good is
> synchronization to the Mac? Can synchronization software remember
> categories, multi-day events in the calendar, recurring events with
> custom
> repeats (third Thursday of every month, last Friday of every month,
> etc.).
> Does one need to purchase third party software to do the
> synchronizations?
> Do the built-in sync services in Tiger serve any purpose when talking
> with
> Palms?
> 
> Both PocketMac and the Missing Sync for Windows mobile seem to collapse
> at
> the worst times trying to talk to Pocket PC devices. Besides, my iPAQ is
> too
> big and bulky. Should I be looking again at a Palm device?
> 
> Thanks so much,
> 
> Jim Robertson
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