• Welcome to the Off-Topic/Schweb's Lounge

    In addition to the Mac-Forums Community Guidelines, there are a few things you should pay attention to while in The Lounge.

    Lounge Rules
    • If your post belongs in a different forum, please post it there.
    • While this area is for off-topic conversations, that doesn't mean that every conversation will be permitted. The moderators will, at their sole discretion, close or delete any threads which do not serve a beneficial purpose to the community.

    Understand that while The Lounge is here as a place to relax and discuss random topics, that doesn't mean we will allow any topic. Topics which are inflammatory, hurtful, or otherwise clash with our Mac-Forums Community Guidelines will be removed.

Palm / iSync / Markspace

Jeremy W

Jeremy W


Joined
Dec 22, 2005
Messages
131
Reaction score
4
Points
18
Location
Iowa
Your Mac's Specs
17" iMac G5
Hello,

I purchased a Palm Z22 over the weekend. It is the $90 Palm device and my first adventure into PDAs.

I am using iCal and Address book on my iMac and wish to sync them to my Palm.

I followed the instructions with iSync and got everything to sync, however there are differences on my Palm, they are minor annoyances, but I would like the sync to truly be sync'd.

First off, on iCal, I have several different "calendars" all color coded. One for each member of the family, plus birthdays and anniversaries. iSync lumped them all under one category on my Palm. Is there a way around this?

In the contacts section, the Palm has all of the home addresses from Address Book listed as work. Birthdays also did not sync over into the Palms contact list, however they are on the calendar from iCal.

Are there settings in iSync that will fix these things, or perhaps a newer version of iSync?

Or will The Missing Sync from Markspace take care of these.

Thanks again - Jeremy
 

Shop Amazon


Shop for your Apple, Mac, iPhone and other computer products on Amazon.
We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon and affiliated sites.
Top