Hi Dave,
I had a similar experience until I played around with Categories - I set up
a category in Yojimbo that I called Sync and I put only things I want on my
Treo in there. I was having a problem with it moving over (or trying to)
images and PDFs so it ended up on the Treo with a doc and the
FWIW, I just upgraded to Missing Sync 6.0 and my initial
attempts to sync with Yojimbo failed miserably. The hundreds of
items in my Palm Memo database are all gone. Of the 123 items I
have in Yojimbo, only 24 were copied to my Palm T|X. And some of
those 24 appear corrupt.
I have excellent b
Also, other than Yojimbo, is it worth the steep price?
I want to know more about the syncing too. Firstly it's
definitely worth the price for the software if you don't have
it, it's streets ahead of Palm Desktop. But the syncing with YJ
apparently has the (unforgivable, to me) drawback that
"Andrew Broman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> sez:
>I've heard concerns about data loss when moving to Missing Sync. Have
>you had any problems?
>
>Also, other than Yojimbo, is it worth the steep price?
>
FWIW, I've used Missing Sync with a Treo (and its predecessors :) for quite
some time.
With the cavea
> I've heard concerns about data loss when moving to Missing Sync. Have
> you had any problems?
I've been using the Missing Sync for several months now. I had lots of
issues and finally learned to "live carefully", so that it works for
me. As an example, I never touch the calendar categories on my
I've heard concerns about data loss when moving to Missing Sync. Have
you had any problems?
Also, other than Yojimbo, is it worth the steep price?
Thanks,
Andrew
On 6/10/07, Wolfgang Kunckel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Just an information for users of Treo smartphones and Palm organizer:
Mar
Just an information for users of Treo smartphones and Palm organizer:
Mark Space just released version 6 of Missing Sync with Yojimbo support.
Now all of my notes designated for the Treo can also be stored in
Yojimbo. No more need for Soho Notes...
Best
Wolfgang
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