Existing users, 
Maybe 5.0.3 fixes the problems people claimed for 5.0.2.
I haven't tried Missing Sync for Palm OS, but I'm interested. My wife has a Z22 and I wonder if it is worth it to get this for her to synchronize with OS X's AddressBook, iCal, etc. or if she should just use Palm Desktop? Is Missing Sync really as bad as some claim? If so, are there any alternatives?
The Missing Sync for Palm OS
Sync contacts, calendars, photos and more between a Mac and Palm OS device, such as Treo or Centro.
Version: 6.0.6
Maybe 5.0.3 fixes the problems people claimed for 5.0.2...
Feedback Type: Commentary
Contributed by: Krioni Monday, January 09 2006 @ 01:40 PM PST
Product Platform: MacOSX
Used Product For: Have Not Tried
Comments
Maybe 5.0.3 fixes the problems people claimed for 5.0.2... - kagudesu
Up until version 5, most people would agree that Missing Sync was fantastic. Certainly the best option out there for Mac/Palm users.I think that with this new version, there are some glitches with the rearchitecture.
I am downloading 5.0.3 so I can see what's up.
Monday, January 09 2006 @ 02:32 PM PST
Maybe 5.0.3 fixes the problems people claimed for 5.0.2... - stevacon_dotmac
I would hold off and wait to see if they have fixed this software. If you look at the laundry list of things they have changed, you might be tempted. But there are similar laundry lists of improvements for previous versions that were in fact disasterous for many. If you like to take risk go for it and let us know though how it turns out.As for me, I've stopped syncing with my Mac completely, I don't let my Palm anywhere near it anymore. I'll wait a good while to tempt it again with this update.
Monday, January 09 2006 @ 09:52 PM PST
Maybe 5.0.3 fixes the problems people claimed for 5.0.2... - Larry_Fransson_949
I haven't seen many complaints about The Missing Sync. My experience with it has been pretty much trouble-free, in fact better than my experience with Palm Desktop. I've ended up with calendar duplicates once, because I made an error when syncing the first time after a reinstallation.Reply to This
Monday, January 09 2006 @ 02:14 PM PST