That sounds wonderful!
The only problem is that I dropped my PDA (handspring visor ) sometime 
ago and have been using only the desktop version on the pc. The screen 
on the PDA is cracked and I cannot give it sync instructions or reset 
from battery changes without a screen! Catch 22!
Maybe I will get on ebay and buy an inexpensive replacement and do as 
you suggest.
I just hate to have to spend the money for something I had gotten used 
to not having just so I can get those files moved.
But such may be the case.

Thanks to all,
Ann

Marta Edie wrote:

> I use my palm with iSync all the time  .All I had to do was to disable 
> from the palm desktop  the palm addressbook and calendar conduits, so 
> when you enable the hotsync for palm and press the hotsync button, it  
> switches to iSync and puts all entries into the apple addressbook 
> according to the apple set-up. It also works the same way if you want 
> your apple addressbook to sync with the palm. But you need the iSync 
> capability for these transactions. This way you need not change 
> anything into .dat files at all.
> Marta
> On Apr 6, 2005, at 11:23, Aaron Harris wrote:
>
>> Have you tried iSync?  There is a plugin-type for iSync that allows 
>> Palm Desktop to sync with Address Book and iCal.  From the fine print 
>> on the iSync Page...
>>
>> "2.      To sync your Palm device, you must first have Palm Desktop 
>> 4.0 (or later) installed and then install iSync Palm Conduit 1.2. In 
>> general, if your Palm OS device syncs to Palm Desktop on your Mac 
>> with HotSync, it will work with iSync."
>>
>> Here is the link it...
>> http://www.apple.com/isync/download/index.html#palm
>>
>> I used it a year or so ago to get the addresses off of my Palm V and 
>> it worked fine, that is after I got the $5 USB-Serial adapter 
>> working...grrrrrrrr.
>>
>> Hope this helps.
>>
>> Aaron
>>
>> On Apr 5, 2005, at 3:02 PM, Ann Richmond wrote:
>>
>>> Hi once  again,
>>>
>>> This time I have a problem getting my palm address book entries 
>>> transfered from a pc to my husband's new (to him) powerbook running 
>>> OS 10.2.8.
>>> When I export from palm it creates a .dat file.
>>> Address Book in OS 10 says it only imports .vcf or LDIF .
>>>
>>> Any suggestions on how to get these onto the Mac?
>>> (According to Versiontracker feedback, the availible Palm software 
>>> is a disaster with OS X. Maybe they are wrong and that is what I 
>>> should do?)
>>>
>>> Thanks as always,
>>>
>>> Ann Richmond
>>>
>>>
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