Kickfire asked this question last December. I now have an answer. My Palm synched when it felt like doing so, and it was also VERY difficult to impossible for me to specify certain Excel files I wished to sync via Documents To Go (Palm software). The solution turned out to be nothing more or less than disabling all virus checkers when doing any Palm operations. Nowadays, being lazy, I usually try to sync my Palm pilot with Virex on and if it works, fine. If not, I turn off Virex and it always works like a charm. Super easy to sync or do any other Palm operations. Actually, I've recently upgraded to a new Mac using OS X (instead of 9) but behavior is exactly the same. Palm tech support gave me this answer and it seems to be correct. > The palm pilot > is notorious for giving mac guys ulcers and migrains when trying to link it > with the mac. if you learn anything good about doing so let me know, i've > had many people ask about it in utter frustration when trying to SYNC it > through the cradle.>
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