.Mac Sync Problems

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Maybe someone can help me out here. I just purchased a .Mac account with my new iMac. Exported my Windows Addresses as vcards and imported them into my Addess book in Tiger. I then made some changes and edited them, but when I look at the address book on my .Mac webpage, it has 1/2 the information that is in the address book locally.

I then modified an entry on the server copy of the address book and then sync'ed with my local system, and the changes aren't there locally.

I then went into my .Mac preferences and reset the sync data, using my local copy to overwrite everything on the server.... still the same. As a last ditch effort, I Unregistered my Compter and registered to overwrite the information. Same thing, no change in data.

I currently only have one Mac, and that is the only system that is sync'ing with the information on the server. Can anyone thing of anything else to try?

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.Mac sync is currently having issues syncing the Address Book. It seems to be affecting alot of people and is not only a Tiger issue.

So for now, there's nothing to be done other than to wait for Apple to fix the issue or you could delete all your contacts on .Mac, re-sync and your new information should be there. That has worked for some people. Although you'll need to do that every time you want to sync a change.
 
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Thanks for the info. Where should I reset from. I think I tried all the available reset functions from my local system. I also reset my safari hoping that maybe the address book that I was seeing was just not really what was on the server, but I had stored in my Cache.

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You just need to go in an manually delete all the contacts from .Mac and re-sync according to the posts I read.
 
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Thanks for the info, but my computers name doesn't have a n "&" in it.

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RGertner said:
Thanks for the info, but my computers name doesn't have a n "&" in it.

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Ray


Well, the 10.4.1 update is out now which is supposed to have some fixes for iSync, so you may want to give that a try.

-Chris
 

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