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Product Description:
Get the best synchronization utility for Mac OS X. The Missing Sync supports Intel Macs and synchronizes all calendar and address fields on the latest Palm OS devices with Tiger's Address Book and iCal, including calendar categories, multiple addresses, Birthdays, IM addresses and more. The Missing Sync also synchronizes with iPhoto, iTunes and document folders on your Mac. The Missing Sync supports the latest Apple technologies and is wonderfully easy to use. Get the best synchronization utility for Mac OS X. The Missing Sync supports Intel Macs and synchronizes all calendar and address fields on the latest Palm OS devices with Tiger's Address Book and iCal, including calendar categories, multiple addresses, Birthdays, IM addresses and more. The Missing Sync also synchronizes with iPhoto, iTunes and document folders on your Mac. The Missing Sync supports the latest Apple technologies and is wonderfully easy to use.
- Replaces HotSync Manager - no need to install Palm Desktop
- The best Address Book and iCal synchronization: categories, contact photos, multiple postal/email/IM addresses and more
- Syncs with Microsoft Entourage 2004 using either Sync Services or the existing Palm conduit included with Entourage
- Syncs notes with Mark/Space Notebook (included), Bare Bones Software's Yojimbo or Microsoft Entourage 2004
- iPhoto and iTunes conduits download photo albums and playlists containing music and podcasts for mobile use
- Keeps files in sync between the Mac and Palm OS device, such as Word docs and Excel spreadsheets
- Works with existing Palm conduits, including FileMaker Mobile, Life Balance, PocketQuicken, SplashID and others
- Supports up to two Macs and any number of handhelds
- Universal application provides the best performance
- Sync over USB, Bluetooth or Wi-Fi
What's new in this version:
- Fixed issues with Yojimbo sync
- Fixed rare crash due to threading issue
- Added support for Palm Centro models
- SMS and Call Log application fixes
Operating System Requirements:
This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:
- Mac OS X 10.5 Intel
- Mac OS X 10.5 PPC
- Mac OS X 10.4 Intel
- Mac OS X 10.4 PPC
Additional Requirements:
A Mac running:
- Mac OS X 10.4.9 or later
A Palm OS handheld or smartphone running:
- Palm OS 4 or Palm OS 5
- Native USB, Wi-Fi (802.11) or Bluetooth connection
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- Version: 6.0.4, 8/6/2008 07:24PM PST
traintrack
My Tungsten T2 would not sync with iCal. I sent an email detailing the situation to MarkSpace; I received a reply the next day. The process they recommended resolved the issue.
It is the only choice - Version: 6.0.4, 7/17/2008 06:02AM PST
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awaMan
After upgrading to Leopard, I bought the MS 6 upgrade to continue using my Palm TX with my MacBook. Things work, but I swear that about 75% of my syncs now end in the Mac application crashing--crazy. I almost always send my crash reports in, so I hope a 6.0.5 update will appear soon.
Startup time for v6 seems to be very slow, which adds to frustration following crashes.
Though it's Apple's fault, the program can no longer mount external memory cards on the Desktop, something I loved under Tiger.
For syncing a Palm under Mac OS X, this is really the only game in town. It does a competent job, and if you use J-OS to use Japanese on your Palm, the program will handle Japanese text syncs well.
Startup time for v6 seems to be very slow, which adds to frustration following crashes.
Though it's Apple's fault, the program can no longer mount external memory cards on the Desktop, something I loved under Tiger.
For syncing a Palm under Mac OS X, this is really the only game in town. It does a competent job, and if you use J-OS to use Japanese on your Palm, the program will handle Japanese text syncs well.
Lack of Support - Version: 6.0.4, 6/24/2008 12:09PM PST
macdaly
I installed MarkSpace on an up to date new iMac and couldn't get my Palm Tungston T3 to sync. In the past three weeks, I tried all their suggestions, filled in two request forms, sent two emails and phoned their voicemail twice leaving my email address both times. I have not been contacted even though the claim to respond within four business days. I would like to be able to sync my Palm with my Address Book and iCal but I'm afraid I just lost my money.
