Comments on: Keeping a Pocket PC, Outlook, Mac iCal, and a Palm in Sync http://www.keenerliving.com/keeping-a-pocket-pc-outlook-mac-ical-and-a-palm-in-sync life management + learning + technology Tue, 09 Mar 2010 23:32:00 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Sync up Your Mobile Phone | SYNCING.NET - Sync Outlook and Filesharing http://www.keenerliving.com/keeping-a-pocket-pc-outlook-mac-ical-and-a-palm-in-sync#comment-37451 Sync up Your Mobile Phone | SYNCING.NET - Sync Outlook and Filesharing Wed, 03 Mar 2010 09:39:18 +0000 http://www.keenerliving.com/?p=50#comment-37451 [...] the road. Mobile phones are being used as another computer, which makes it even more important keep work-related content on them as current as your laptop and desktop, otherwise you risk being completely out of sync. [...] [...] the road. Mobile phones are being used as another computer, which makes it even more important keep work-related content on them as current as your laptop and desktop, otherwise you risk being completely out of sync. [...]

]]> By: Alex http://www.keenerliving.com/keeping-a-pocket-pc-outlook-mac-ical-and-a-palm-in-sync#comment-36914 Alex Fri, 30 Oct 2009 08:46:26 +0000 http://www.keenerliving.com/?p=50#comment-36914 I like SyncMate for synchronizing my Mac and PC or Windows Mobile. (Btw, free version is available:)) SyncMate allows syncing contacts, iCal, different folders with files, Stickies, ToDo's, bookmarks or notes (entourage and Mail notes), iTunes & Video, iPhoto, mail etc. directly between your Mac and PC or Windows Mobile phone. No need to store data online and sync it after - just connect your Mac to device you're about to sync and start the synchronization! Btw, it also syncs your Mac with Nokia, Google account, PSP, USB flash drive, other Macs and online storage! I like SyncMate for synchronizing my Mac and PC or Windows Mobile. (Btw, free version is available:))

SyncMate allows syncing contacts, iCal, different folders with files, Stickies, ToDo’s, bookmarks or notes (entourage and Mail notes), iTunes & Video, iPhoto, mail etc. directly between your Mac and PC or Windows Mobile phone. No need to store data online and sync it after – just connect your Mac to device you’re about to sync and start the synchronization!
Btw, it also syncs your Mac with Nokia, Google account, PSP, USB flash drive, other Macs and online storage!

]]> By: guengerichii http://www.keenerliving.com/keeping-a-pocket-pc-outlook-mac-ical-and-a-palm-in-sync#comment-35322 guengerichii Thu, 30 Jul 2009 14:58:57 +0000 http://www.keenerliving.com/?p=50#comment-35322 Thank you for responding Thomas and Bruce. I'm all about saving money so I'll give Missing Sync a try first. I'm running Office for Mac (Home & Student version) on my MacBook and I am hoping to load Word documents and possibly Excel on the PDA and make corrections before handing in assignments. Thank you for responding Thomas and Bruce. I’m all about saving money so I’ll give Missing Sync a try first.
I’m running Office for Mac (Home & Student version) on my MacBook and I am hoping to load Word documents and possibly Excel on the PDA and make corrections before handing in assignments.

]]> By: Bruce Keener http://www.keenerliving.com/keeping-a-pocket-pc-outlook-mac-ical-and-a-palm-in-sync#comment-35321 Bruce Keener Thu, 30 Jul 2009 13:05:21 +0000 http://www.keenerliving.com/?p=50#comment-35321 @guengerichii, Thomas has a really good point ... if you are just trying to sync your Palm to your Macbook, and don't need to sync to Outlook, then The Missing Sync is all you need ... I highly recommend checking it out instead of spending a lot of money on Windows and Outlook and VMware. @guengerichii, Thomas has a really good point … if you are just trying to sync your Palm to your Macbook, and don’t need to sync to Outlook, then The Missing Sync is all you need … I highly recommend checking it out instead of spending a lot of money on Windows and Outlook and VMware.

]]> By: Thomas R. Hall http://www.keenerliving.com/keeping-a-pocket-pc-outlook-mac-ical-and-a-palm-in-sync#comment-35320 Thomas R. Hall Thu, 30 Jul 2009 11:01:08 +0000 http://www.keenerliving.com/?p=50#comment-35320 Are you simply wanting to sync your calendar/contacts with a new Mac using the native Mac OS X applications (iCal, Address Book)? If so, you could simply get Missing Sync without the need for Windows at all. It also syncs Word/Excel files over (not sure about PowerPoint). I think the Missing Sync could be worth looking into for what you are wanting to do. Are you simply wanting to sync your calendar/contacts with a new Mac using the native Mac OS X applications (iCal, Address Book)? If so, you could simply get Missing Sync without the need for Windows at all. It also syncs Word/Excel files over (not sure about PowerPoint). I think the Missing Sync could be worth looking into for what you are wanting to do.

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