Companionlink for Google sync does not require a cable...and it works fine for my Outlook. Two-way sync with my Pre...it all works very well.
Jim (Via Palm Pre) On May 27, 2010 4:30 PM, [email protected] <[email protected]> wrote: I tried CompanionLink and, while it seems to work fine, I hated having to connect the USB cable. Also, I found it very cumbersome to have 2-way synchronization. To do so I had to sync on the phone, then connect the USB, and then sync on the computer, and then, again, sync on the phone. The first was to get updates from the phone and stage them. The second was to update the computer with the staged updates and stage updates from the computer on the phone. The third was to update the phone with the staged updates from the computer. Just too convoluted. So I found another way that allows my updates to be done wirelessly - using google calendar, google calendar sync, and gmail (for contacts). I wish I could sync my contacts back to my Outlook but the contact sync program caused me serious problems on my computer and I ended up uninstalling it. Edward Fultz [email protected] (978) 807-4225 ----- Original Message ----- From: "Michael J. Barnes" <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Sent: Thursday, May 27, 2010 4:16:18 PM GMT -05:00 US/Canada Eastern Subject: RE: [Treo] Digest Number 4668 Greetings everyone, So, as the debate of switching to Android shifts on, I’m going to pose a couple questions as someone who just switched to WebOS from Palm even after having tried Android. I’m wondering if any of you have used one of the three sync programs out there: Mark/Space’s Missing Sync, CompanionLink’s Google Sync, or Chapura’s PocketMirror. If so, what do you think is the best? I posted the question to PreCentral’s forums as a Poll. I’m doing this because I’m trying to figure out why people prefer one over the other. Right now, PocketMirror is winning the poll I posted. Second, have any of you tried using QuickOffice with Classic? I’m not horribly impressed with the Docs to Go reader on the Pre and, honestly, have never been a fan of Docs to Go anyway. I liked WordSmith best, but that’s certainly not going to be developed more and it won’t run in Classic. If you have, what do you think of it? How does it work. Secondly, if you have, have you tried using FontBucket with Classic? That’s what I’m really wanting. I have a specialized font that shows up as boxes in D2G and hope I can read it in Quick Office with FontBucket running. Thanks! Michael Michael J. Barnes Vocalease Email: [email protected] AIM: atremorer YIM: atremorer Skype: vocalease.michael Visor à VisorPhone à Treo 300 à Treo 600 à Treo 650 à Centro à Palm Pre [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
