[missing-sync-pocketpc-talk] Calendars are one-way

[Ken Freeman]

I looks like there is a problem synchronizing "Read Only" calendars. This
problem likely stopped the sync of other events. Try editing the iCal Plugin
preferences to NOT include any read only calendars and then sync again.

We are tracking the problem with read only calendars and will announce a fix
when available.

Ken


On 7/29/05 5:19 PM, "Dave KLein" <dave.klein at uas.alaska.edu> wrote:

> Everything seems to be running pretty smoothly. I didn't have my
> cradle so attempted to sync the first time using Bluetooth... it
> worked for the most part (see below). Although I can use MacOS
> Bluetooth File Exchange to connect to the iPaq there are several
> times when starting up the Missing Sync it seems to stall looking for
> the device.
> 
> I haven't tried all the features of Missing Sync but just being able
> to sync all my contacts was worth the price. The one thing that
> doesn't seem to be working and wish it did was the sync of iCal with
> the date book of my iPaq hx 2100 (believe that's the one). It's
> running Window's Mobile 2003 Second Edition. I didn't see this model
> of iPaq on the supported device list so perhaps that's the issue?
> 
> Any assistance or advice someone could lend on the syncing of iCal
> with the iPaq's Calendar program would be great. It seems that my
> entries in Calendar will show up in iCal but my iCal events don't
> make it into the iPaq's calendar. A strange thing that also happens
> is the duplication of my subscribed calendar being duplicated in iCal
> following sync. These duplications have no events associated with
> them and are not subscribed calendars only the headings.
> 
> Thanks for any assistance,
> 
> Dave
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