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If you have different Groups of contacts set-up in Address Book in OS X, say "Family" "Business" etc, and use iSync they go across to the Palm and all get lumped together in the "UNFILED" category. I have moaned about this for the last two releases with no joy :-( This is the only annoyance in an otherwise great piece of software. RE: Address book Syncing crippled
i wonder if you could help me with my system. every time I synchronize my Tungsten T3 with my G4 mac using the isync palm conduit, the program behaves as if I am syncing for the first time, and starts by installing programs and then going through the whole thing with getting contacts and adding contacts etc.. rather than simply update the changes. i have my conduit settings set to synchronize. what am i doing wrong??
thanks THE ONE
I guess there's some added convenience for Mac Users. I guess one day there will be a day when I will have to move to a Mac....because I'm totally fed up with Windows...... However, one thing will not change when I move to the Mac....I'm still gonna be possessing Palm Handhelds everyday--The Enchanted Palm Handheld and myself will always be whole...even after I move to a Mac, more likely IBook. RE: SWWWWWWWEEEEEEEEETTTTFoo Fighter @ 10/15/2003 11:19:15 AM #
Could you please elaborate on what it is about Windows you are "fed up" with? ------------------------------- My blog: www.pocketfactory.com RE: SWWWWWWWEEEEEEEEETTTT
I could elaborate long and hard about my complaints about Windows, but this is hardly the forum for it ;)
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Tyler Puckett
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