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Palm Desktop

Palm Desktop

for some Treo, Tungsten, Zire models

Version:  4.2.1revD

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you must disable conduits based on your handheld type

Feedback Type:  Usage Tip

Contributed by: Paul_Christensen Thursday, April 29 2004 @ 08:59 AM PDT

Product Platform: MacOS,MacOSX

Used Product For: Over One Year

Recommend Product: YES

sjonke - in regards to your problems with multiple conduits installed, starting with the Tungsten T3 and Tunsten E, PalmOne released completely new organizer apps. These apps have a different database version, and new capabilities, but they require different conduits. The latest PalmOne devices (Zire72 and Zire31) also include these new organizer apps.

Palm Desktop installs both sets of conduits, because it has no way of knowing whether you have a newer device or a classic device. It is up to you to disable the corresponding conduits (go to HotSync manager, change conduit properties to "do nothing" and make that the default).

I agree that Palm should have provided some sort of wizard to disable / enable the conduits based on your handheld type. But to be fair, they have the same problem on the Windows version of HotSync as well.

And... I applaud PalmOne for its support of MacOS X by including native conduits for their new organizer apps.   

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you must disable conduits based on your handheld type - sjonke

Are you saying that, by design, installing Palm Desktop 4.2.1 will break your syncing capability until you figure out what is wrong and then figure out how to fix it. This is support?

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Friday, April 30 2004 @ 08:14 AM PDT