Differences Between different isync-plugin provider, searching for K800i?

Hello
I have some question about using the correct phoneplugin for my Phone and iSync.
From functionality the original plugin of Apple is OK. I tested ith with my nokia 6230i it works fine. Ik like the function overwrite handy-device. The problem is the the SonyEriccson K800i isn't support on my Mac. In the Listing of Apple it should work. I did a reinstall of iSync und also a Reset of iSync but the my system complained that the K800i is not supported by the system (10.4.11) I also reinstall the combo update 10.4.11 but no difference.
My only complain about the Apple Plugin for my 6320i was that it Syncs only iCal dates for maximum "one" month" in the past? Is it possible to change this in unlimited dates in the past and futures. Where is the original Apple Phoneplugin for the 6320i located?
Because my K800i isn't supported I tested some other plugin from providers. The Plugin from novamedia.de works with the K800 but it synchronise both mac & phone and have no options to overwrite the handy
Also the phoneplugin from www.feisar.com is not availible for the K800i.
Is their another plugin from another developer which supported the K800i?
Who knows more?
Regards
Gérard

You don't need a plugin for the Sony Ericsson K800i - this phone has been natively supported by iSync since iSync v2.4 was released over a year ago on 13th March 2007 as part of the Mac OS X 10.4.9 Update.
If you've purchased any third-party plugins, then I'm afraid you've wasted your money! No-one should be selling iSync Plugins for the K800i anymore.
You cannot change the date ranges for syncing to 'unlimited' as phones do not have unlimited storage space for events. The limits are there to avoid overfilling the phones memory.
All iSync plugins, regardless of where you get them, sync in both directions. That is the whole point of iSync. You only get the option to overwrite the device on the first sync. After that all changes on all devices are made in both directions - if they didn't do that then your devices would not be in sync.
If you have installed third-party iSync Plugins for the K800i and are using iSync 2.4 or later, then you should remove them, as they will conflict with iSync's native support. That is probably what is causing your errors about the phone being unsupported - you can't have multiple plugins for the same phone installed at the same time.
Your problems seem to be caused more by you wanting iSync to work differently to how it is designed to work, rather than any actual problem with iSync.

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