tor, 2003-10-02 kl. 14:39 skrev Tom Foottit: > 1. When you reflash your PDA, Opie doesn't put down the PIM data files > by default. You need to get around this on your Opie device by: > touch Applications/addressbook/addressbook.xml > touch Applications/datebook/datebook.xml > touch Applications/todolist/todolist.xml
Check. I tried just opening and closing the apps, but that didn't create the files. > 2. If you use the same sync pair then it keeps state and will assume > that you deleted all of the contacts. What you want to do is delete your > existing sync pair for Evo <-> Opie and create a new one. This should > force option b) > > Make a backup first and let me know how it goes :) I created a similar pair, removed the old one and synced. I don't think that there's any problems related to having cleaned the PDA. There is some minor problems, but I think that is because the Opie-plugin need some fine-tuning. I might find the time to investigate it, so I can tell exactly whats happening. For example, priorities in todo-list between Opie and Evolution gets weird. It seemes like converting between the two scales is wrong, or maybe just missing. :) > Thanks, No-no, thank YOU. :) Without your help I would probably just have let Multisync clean up Evolution. And I hate restoring backups... ;-) I have a featurerequest/suggestion. When a user does something that is potentially dangerous, many will expect a warning. I suggest that Multisync should give some kind of warning, if more than, say, 90% of all data and at least, say, 25 entries is about to be removed. How often would people really want that? I don't know, but I'd guess it's rare. -- Mvh. Niels Andersen ------------------------------------------------------- This sf.net email is sponsored by:ThinkGeek Welcome to geek heaven. http://thinkgeek.com/sf _______________________________________________ Multisync-users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/multisync-users
