[missing-sync-winmobile-talk] Question

[Russell Baldwin]

I gave up with AvantGo and started using iSilo and iSiloX. This  
allowed me to choose how, when and what I get for downloading on to  
my machine. I find the interface for the viewer very good when you  
get it configured. I've now got iSiloX running on my webs server  
every morning collecting all my news and put it on a web page for me  
to download when I'm out and about. If I'm connected to my Mac then  
it downloads automatically via FTP to my Storage Card. I also do a  
backup up of 'My Documents' folder via PsyncX - also, as I mentioned  
in the beta post, - ChronoSync maybe worth a look for actual synching.

Hope this helps

Russ

On 12 Jul 2006, at 18:21, Andy McMullin wrote:

> Hmm.
>
> That's not my experience. A number of the things I'd like to use  
> (for example Avant Go) come as a Microsoft .exe download because  
> developers seem to assume that people using Windows Mobile devices  
> also use Windows PCs. I've asked for a .cab -- we'll just have to  
> wait and see if it can be released for us.
>
> Like RIcky, this not a complaint against Missing Sync (a brilliant  
> product now I've got it working thanks to the support team) but one  
> against the short-sighted who make daft assumptions.
>
> [Assume -- makes an ASS out of U and ME]
>
> Andy
>
> On 12 Jul 2006, at 13:44, Daniel Beiderwieden wrote:
>
>> there is no software you wont get as a cab. if you pay for  
>> software and ask for a cab, there will be no problem.
>>
>> Am 12.07.2006 um 08:13 schrieb Sergio R Schubert:
>>
>>> I've found my switch (Palm to Symbian to WinMo5) to be
>>> a mixed bag. My SDA (similar to the 8125) is a great
>>> device - does everything I need a phone to do and more
>>> and syncs pretty well with various beta versions of
>>> Missing Sync, which I think will be top notch once out
>>> of beta. But getting my phone to be what it is now
>>> really required a PC. Updates and applications for
>>> WinMo don't always come as .CAB (like the .PRC files
>>> on Palm) a lot of them require an XP environment with
>>> Active Sync to install (.MSI files for example) This
>>> hasn't been a problem for me - and if you have
>>> BootCamp installed on a MacinTel, I think that would
>>> work as well (Parallels suport for USB is iffy still)
>>>
>>> Don't take this as a swipe against MissingSync - it's
>>> great at what it does - but if you're not having
>>> issues with the 650, I'm not sure the 8125 is a mac
>>> only device for you.... (just my 2 cents)
>>>
>>> --- Ricky Perinchief <ricky at protonglobal.com> wrote:
>
>
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Russ