[missing-sync-pocketpc-talk] PocketMac for Tiger now available - free for registered users.

[David Ramsey]

I might give it another try; other people report it works well.

I prefer the Bluetooth sync for convenience.

I did an "archive" install of Tiger, which installs a new OS and  
migrates user settings, but not system-level drivers (I had to  
reinstall printer, scanner, etc.) so I don't think that's the issue.

I could try Missing Sync, of course, but although I was accepted into  
the beta program I never received the name and password that would  
let me log into the beta site. I'm hoping to receive that today.

The thing that caused me to uninstall it yesterday was its apparently  
nonfunctional sync with the address book in OS X. Does this feature  
work for you?

On May 15, 2005, at 11:45 PM, Phillip Deackes wrote:

> On 15/5/05 20:03, "David Ramsey" <dramsey at neko.com> wrote:
>
>
>> You've had a much better experience than I.
>>
>>
>
> I guess I've been lucky. Did you do a fresh install of Tiger? (As  
> opposed to
> an upgrade). I did so had no traces of any previous PocketPC sync  
> apps on my
> machine at all.
>
> I mentioned that I previously bought PocketMac, wasn't keen, so bought
> MissingSync and stayed with the latter.
>
> In this instance, however, there is no competition - MissingSync  
> simply
> doesn't exist for Tiger.
>
> I am into day 2 and PocketMac is still working for me. I don't do  
> bluetooth
> sync'ing (always too slow). I use a Windows machine & Remote  
> Desktop to
> install .exe apps and, although I would prefer to be able to change  
> to the
> default setting, I am prepared to have to OK each and every calendar
> deletion for now.
>
> -- 
> Phillip Deackes
>
>
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