Dilemma: missing sync or e2sync?

i have googled and searched in apple discussions, i havent found good answers yet. (or perhaps i failed to find the right thread, sorry.)
Basically, I want to synchronize (seamlessly!) my treo 650, entourage, iCal, and addressbook.
I am using the sync update of entourage but i am disappointed by how my treo650 syncs with entourage. I would lose phone number/s and calendar events on my treo. All my Treo calendar events (except for birthdays) would not even "upload" into iCal and entourage.
I don't know what's the difference or advantage of missing sync and e2sync over each other. E2sync is designed to sync entourage and iCal and addressbook and devices. But i guess, this can also be done by missing sync? Missing sync seems to have better reviews than e2sync (my impression). But i am not sure whether missing sync can seamlessly sync entourage.
Which one really would give me no headache?

I am personally a fan of missing sync, when it comes to palm based devices (Do I recall right, when it comes to treo, that it is palm based?). Been using it since over a year to sync my Apple suite with my palm. This is my first choice for syncing a palm based device, rendering a lot more choices, option and better integration than Apple's Palm conduit. With Missing sync there are only in my opinin minor aspects to be taken care of while syncing these two different platforms.
Aside from Michael's suggestion you might want to take a look at:
http://www.pocketmac.net/products/gobetween/indexg.html
It puts Entourage as a "device" into the devices to be synced by iSync, incorporting it into these syncing features.
It's been two years that I last used it (I do not use Entourage anymore since). At that time, it worked well, with a few shortcomings regarding the then more profound choices of using multiple addresses etc. in the Mac apps compared to Entourage.
At the time I found there was more care to be taken of how to enter data in Entourage and the Mac apps than with Missing Sync / Palm. Fields in both sets of program (e.g. Entourage Address Book) did not comply as well.
There have been a couple of upgrade notices since, which I did not make use of, but they seem to have improved quite a bit. So, if I had to go back to Entourage, I would do it with a combination of Pocketmac and Missing Sync.
Dirk

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i managed to get both music and pictures onto my storm from my macbook, and from my storm to my macbook.
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then i disconnected and re-connected the usb with pocketmac open on my macbook and it started synching. at first it synched everything BUT my music and photos. then i noticed when i plugged the usb back into my storm once more, two seperate blackberry harddrives appeared on my desktop, Blackberry1 and Blackberry2. I went into Blackberry1, then to the folder "home", then to the folder "user", then to the folders "music" and "photos" and just clicked and dragged music from my itunes library and photo library into those folders. then I tested it to make sure it worked. sounds great on the storm! it has to be done into the folders on Blackberry1 though, i tried it with Blackberry2 and even though it has the same folder names, when i tried to play the music i had dragged and dropped said it was an incompatible format. it's not the format, it's just the wrong drive.
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Iogear GBU211 and internet sharing with missing sync

I have an iogear GBU211 bluetooth to usb adapter and it has been behaving strangely. I use the connection between my TT3 and the computer keeps dropping and it cannot complete a full sync over bluetooth. I would also like to take advantage of internet sharing over the palm. I decided to give missing sync a try. I was finally able to perform a hotsync (as long as I didn't try to install anything to the palm), but the real problem hits when I try to use internet sharing. I get a kernel panic everytime. Here is the snippet from the panic.log file.
Unresolved kernel trap(cpu 0): 0x700 - Program DAR=0x00000000028F0000 PC=0x0000000001820700
Latest crash info for cpu 0:
Exception state (sv=0x3A3D1500)
PC=0x01820700; MSR=0x00089030; DAR=0x028F0000; DSISR=0x42000000; LR=0x00252648; R1=0x120139B0; XCP=0x0000001C (0x700 - Program)
Backtrace:
0x00267010 0x007AA3E4 0x007AA1D8 0x007A8F08 0x00268684 0x007AA7F4 0x007AFDD4 0x007AFCC0
0x00268684 0x007AFC3C 0x00281008 0x0007B320 0x00021668 0x0001BCE8 0x0001C0F0 0x00094318
0x00000000
Kernel loadable modules in backtrace (with dependencies):
com.apple.iokit.IOBluetoothFamily(1.5.4f6)@0x785000
Proceeding back via exception chain:
Exception state (sv=0x3A3D1500)
previously dumped as "Latest" state. skipping...
Exception state (sv=0x252FEC80)
PC=0x90007878; MSR=0x0200F030; DAR=0xE02AD000; DSISR=0x42000000; LR=0x900073F8; R1=0xF008EBB0; XCP=0x00000030 (0xC00 - System call)
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I do understand what you're saying Michael, it isn't exactly profitable to offer broad range support, but at the same time, a little broader would be a nice thing. In the case of the IOGear module, it's packaging did have the os X logo on it (if memory serves me correctly) and it did state it will work in Mac os as well. With that in mind, one would think that either or both IOGear and Apple would know about this and make sure that it does work, or, barring that, Apple should have IOGear pull their compatibility statement off of their packaging. As a consumer, if a product I purchase states that it will work with my machine, I would expect it to do so with minimal headaches.
In any case, as for my main problem (no wise cracks please), I caved and picked up the D-Link. I had a friend with a pee cee who needed a bluetooth adapter, so, for a "fair" price, I was able to go grab the D-Link.
With the exception of it's shorter range than the IOGear BT adapter, it has worked flawlessly (so far).

Are you having problems syncing with Pocketmac, Missing Sync or Media Sync? Here's what I did...

Just throwing this out there as a solution that worked for my situation. It may not work for everyone's needs.
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That's a issue discussed in the past.
It turns out that 8X DVD burning means about 47X CD burning - you were requesting 8X DVD but only got 4X DVD burning.
I haven't seen it discussed anymore so maybe Apple got around to eliminating that 'quirk' in terminology.
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WOES: iSync, Palm Pilot, iCal, Missing Sync, Palm Desktop, Ericsson Phone

Here's my situation, I've been a long time Palm user, and fairly recently (within a year) a new Mac user. I've always used the Palm Desktop on my PC in the past. I've had a Palm Vx for years, and fairly recently (within a year) I bought a Palm Zire 72 and a Sony Ericsson S170a cell phone. I also have an iPod Photo.
I really would like to sync up my address book, calendars, memos, maybe even photos, with all my devices. I tried using iSync, but nothing seam to work right, so I tried a million things, now everything is messed up.
For right now, I'm just trying to get my Palm Pilot, the Mac, and the Phone to have all the same calendar events (w the correect times, alarms, colors, and groups).
I'm really frustrated with trying to get the mac's iCal, the palm pilot, the phone to all have the same calendar info. I really like iCal, and the mac address book, and how well it works with the mail app. As well as subscribing to shared iCals. Especially the holiday ones! I use to have to enter all that info by hand, and have them "other" repeater. The Palm Desktop software's calendar and address book is pretty clunky compared to the Mac apps, or even the Palm Desktop for the PC. But everything is messed up now. I even tried the "missing sync" software and it messed it up even worse.
Several of my cal events are now GONE from iCal, my Palm Pilot, and my Phone! Many of them have duplicates, some have wrong times. Some have right groups, some don't. The ones that do have right groups, don't have any colors applied to them. If I create certain calendars on the mac and sync with the palm, the groups do not come over. If I create them on the Palm, the groups don't come over on the mac. Getting the colors/groups to match, and all 3 items to sync all at once is a nightmare as well. There were a million conflicts, and chose the correct ones, but some of them would NOT let me pick the one I wanted, it would just keep on saying "conflict".
What would AT LEAST get me back to the original info on the Palm and the Mac would be to restore from my Palm Desktop software, but I can't get to that because it looks like the missing sync software has messed the conduit/hot sync manager up. I can no longer get to my Palm Desktop condiut settings. I'd re-install the palm software to get it back, but I will probably loose all the data stored in Palm Desktop. This is the ONLY place that has the correct info right now. I'm varry warry about loosing that information. I use to have the PC copy, and the Palm Copy, and it was all right. The Palm Desktop has an import/export feature, but it doesn't seam to carry all the info (like notes attatched to cal events).
Also, has anyone tried to RESTORE a Palm Pilot not using the Palm Desktop software? When I had to reset my Palm, I tried using iSync or even missing sync to get all my apps, settings, calendars, address books, everything, but it never put the info back on the Palm. This info was always restored with Palm Desktop.
And let's just say I DO get back all my calendar items back into the Palm, and the Palm Desktop software up and running correctly. What is the proper way to do what I was trying to do in the begining? Which was "just have my Palm Pilot, the Mac, and the Phone to have all the same calendar events (w the right times, alarms, colors, and groups)." I don't seam to have too many problems with contacts. Except work/home fields seam to swap all the time.
What I'm running:
G4 PowerMac w/ Mac OS X Tiger (10.4.3)
Palm Pilot Zire 72s (Palm Software v5.2.8)
Missing Sync (v5.0.3)
Palm Desktop Mac (v4.2.1)
Sony Ericsson S170a Cell Phone
iPod Photo 60GB
G4 PowerMac Mac OS X (10.4.3) Palm Pilot Zire 72s (Palm Software v5.2.8), Missing Sync (v5.0.3), Palm Desktop Mac (v4.2.1), Sony

Where to start? Maybe with some background about the synchronization process.
What Apple hasn't explained outside of the developer community is that you are not actually synchronizing applications [like iCal or the Address Book] or servers [like .Mac] or devices [like your mobile handset or a Palm organizer] when you initiate a synchronization. What you are really doing is triggering an interaction with one or more of these and the SyncServices engine, which maintains what is termed the 'truth database'—or simply, the 'truth'—to which is pushed, or from which is pulled, the current state of data maintained in fields and records for one or more specific data types. Because of the way this process works, it is not necessary to have all synchronized devices available or attached when a synchronization event occurs.
You can synchronize your SONY Ericsson S710a, a process which exchanges the most current data maintained in the truth with it, and hours later, plug in your iPod, an action which will trigger iTunes to pull the latest data from the truth and write it to the iPod, updating your contact and calendaring records. The same is true for other applications, servers and devices.
While it all seems clumsy and confusing, it is actually a huge step forward in making synchronization nearly automatic, almost transparent, and virtually mistake proof. It's clear that there is some distance to go before those objectives are achieved, but SyncServices is actually a huge improvement over the prior synchronization technology in iSync 1.5 and earlier.
That said, there are bugs in SyncServices, and in the applications written by several developers to take advantage of it, along with issues in at least iCal, and probably the Address Book, that complicate what you are trying to achieve. It's possible to do, and once working, should work nearly flawlessly. But, it takes some planning to get there.
First, a word about backing up your data. It's a good idea to periodically back up contact and calendaring records using the facilities built into iCal and the Address Book which appear in the File menu of each application. These options make easily restorable local snapshots of your data. Should something go terribly wrong with a synchronization event, you can immediately restore your iCal or Address Book data from these files. In addition, it's a good idea to have a more comprehensive backup plan in place, using Backup and .Mac, Backup and rewritable media, and so on.
To synchronize photos, music and other media files, you'll need to use the Missing Sync for Palm OS. iSync just does not support anything beyond contact, calendaring and task data. To begin the process, you should simplify your device pool, initially concentrating only on getting a complete, accurate set of contact, event and task records pushed to the truth from the Address Book and iCal, and onto your Palm.
You will have to take an inventory of where the best records reside, and insure that you get them into iCal and the Address Book before attempting to synchronize your Palm, because to do it properly, initially, you will have to overwrite the data on your Palm, replacing it with records from iCal and the Address Book. If you're going to edit them by making additions, changes and deletions, perform all of those in iCal and the Address Book until you have synchronized your Palm device or devices with them. Backup before performing the initial synchronization, and be sure to overwrite each Palm device the first time.
If you want a historic snapshot of the data on either Palm device before doing this, first follow the instructions provided by Mark/Space to use the standard Palm conduits instead of Mark/Space Contacts, Events and Tasks, and be sure to set each Palm conduit to Palm overwrites handheld in order to transfer the data from your Palm Vx and Zire 72 to the Palm Desktop. Once there, those records can be exported as vCard and vCal files, and easily imported into the Address Book and iCal if you wish to do that. Edit them as you see fit, once they have been transfered. If you elect to do that, you must thereafter turn off these Palm conduits and reconfigure the Missing Sync to use the Mark/Space conduits, again choosing to have your computer replace the contents on each Palm device on the first synchronization.
Once you've achieved a 'balance' with the records in iCal, the Address Book and your handheld organizers, you can reset the records on your mobile handset. iSync alone performs this function, and later synchronization events with your SONY Ericsson S710a will always be manually triggered, and performed using iSync, not the Missing Sync. Reset once, and subsequently synchronize.
Anything else you want to add to the mix—.Mac Sync, for example—you can then add, initially performing a reset of your .Mac data, then subsequently synchronizing.
Synchronization of your iPod is handled by iTunes and only pulls data from the truth, so it need not be reset, as it cannot write changes to the truth which would adversely affect your other devices.

Treo 755p, Leopard, missing sync, no event syncing

i initially had entourage but decided it *****, so i'd simply use ical and apple mail. when i had entourage i installed the palm software, but used isync to sync and everything worked fine. once i stopped uing entourage, and deleted the conduits, isync wouldn't sync anything.
after lots of reading i decided to try and get things moving with The Missing Sync. it now looks like my tasks and address book are syncing, but my calendar does not. kind of important, i think. my photos don't sync anymore, either, but im way more concerned with the events
i'd be very gratefu for any assistance anyone can give. i've searched this forum, but i keep getting hits from 2005-06!
anyway, here is the log from missing sync:
Sync starting at 8/23/08 5:22 PM (17:22:35) on USB (6.0.0)
OK Install
TimeCopy: host 2008/08/23 17:22:38, palm 2008/08/23 17:22:39, diff: -1s
OK TimeCopy
NSInvalidArgumentException [NOTE: this exception originated in the server.]
[ISDSchemaParser _ensureDescriptionComponent:hasNoUnknownKeysForCom ponentType:parentEntity:]: The dataclass named com.markspace.calllog.calls has unknown keys. Unknown keys: {(
Image
OK Mark/Space Call Log with 1 message(s)
No servers are configured to sync. Select the conduit and edit the settings.
OK Mark/Space Conduit for AvantGo with 1 message(s)
No playlists selected to synchronize
OK Mark/Space Conduit for iTunes
OK Mark/Space Contacts
There was an error starting a synchronization session. This conduit has been unregistered, and the next time you synchronize you will be prompted to synchronize. If that does not happen, try restarting and synchronize again.
SyncClient error. Can't initialize sync session.
OK Mark/Space Events with 2 message(s)
Client com.markspace.missingsync.palmos.notebooknotes_329 is already participating in a sync
OK Mark/Space Notes with 1 message(s)
Photos conduit does not support this handheld.
Failed Mark/Space Photos (0xffffffff)
NSInvalidArgumentException [NOTE: this exception originated in the server.]
[ISDSchemaParser _ensureDescriptionComponent:hasNoUnknownKeysForCom ponentType:parentEntity:]: The dataclass named com.markspace.sms.messages has unknown keys. Unknown keys: {(
Image
OK Mark/Space SMS Log with 1 message(s)
OK Mark/Space Tasks
OK Mark/Space Video
No folders have been selected to synchronize.
OK Mark/Space Folder Sync
OK Install
Backed up ContactsDB-PAdd
Backed up CalendarDB-PDat
Backed up TasksDB-PTod
Backed up AddressDB
Backed up DatebookDB
Backed up ToDoDB
Backed up MMIDCache0
Backed up MMIDCache1
Backed up midataidcache
Backed up PhoneCallDB
Backed up Saved Preferences
OK Backup
Sync completed successfully at 8/23/08 5:30 PM (17:30:06)
thanks to anyone who has even taken the time to read this far!
-t

Well, not to split hairs, but the actual issue is with the fact that apple does not sync properly with Treo's using the native iSync application. Due to the known issue, Apple itself pimps The Missing Sync as a "Productivity Tool." http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/productivity_tools/
Due to this fact I was hoping for a response from someone here who could help me with this.
I will certainly look around in the Mark Space forum; however, if anyone here could help me i would really appreciate it.

Need help with Missing Sync

Hi Guys
I have a Treo 650 and I use missing sync. It was working fine when I was syncing with address book and iCal. I wanted to use Entourage and I followed some instructions and then I moved the Entourage conduit to Conduit folder and now it syncs with Entourage although not perfect. I want to switch back to address book and iCal but the missing sync is not working properly. I would appreciate any help in this regard.
Vijay

In Hot Sync,
Bring down the options menu (the key with the lines and down arrow).
Go to Connection Setup, New, and choose Connect To: "PC". Via: "Bluetooth". You can choose a name for this connection.
Go back to the main Hot Sync screen.
With "Local" highlighted, you should have a menu below the hot sync icon and your connection name should be listed.
Make sure that is your chosen connection when you sync and you shouldn't have to go through the setup each time.

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Migrating form Treo/Missing Sync

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Thanks.

I don't understand what you mean by the terms 'hack' and 'sync natively.'
The Missing Sync for Palm OS interacts with the Sync Services framework. So do the Address Book, iCal, Entourage in its latest releases, .Mac Sync, iTunes and other synchronization components. That is 'native synchronization' by any reasonable definition, and there is absolutely no 'hack' of any sort involved. For post Palm OS 5.2 devices, it provides supports for calendars and groups, for all Mac OS 10.4.9 or later users, it also interacts with iPhoto and iTunes directly, provides a memo application and matching conduit, an AvantGo conduit, and so on.
The Missing Sync for Palm OS replaces outmoded, non-compliant components of the Palm Desktop—like the HotSync Manager and Transport Monitor—with its own similar processes, and provides contact, event and task conduits to replace the pathetically weak iSync Palm Conduit, overcoming almost every limitation of that component, and allowing full exploitation of the personal information management applications on a Palm device.
There is NO content synchronization of electronic mail, either with a Treo, other IP aware Palm organizer, or the iPhone. Mail content synchronization is all about IMAP, and both the iPhone and IP aware Palm devices can take advantage of this standard.
The iPhone has no support for task or to do synchronization whatsoever, and Apple provides no support for notes synchronization with it through iTunes. Ironically, to synchronize notes, archive SMS messages and manage call records, you must use a Mark/Space product—the Missing Sync for iPhone—to overcome the limitations imposed on such processes by Apple. If you are dependent upon task synchronization, you will have to adapt to working without them at all, or avoid moving to an iPhone.
I love the iPhone as a technology platform, but in a commonly accepted definition of what constitutes a smartphone or personal digital assistant, it's clearly not one. Don't even get me started with the inability to load additional applications, such as those widely available for Palm OS, Symbian OS and Windows Mobile OS devices. If non-standard or custom applications are a critical part of your workflow, then the iPhone is a complete non-starter. Web 2.0 and the near-term release of a software development kit may change this over time, but the iPhone is no replacement for a PDA at the present time.
Then, there is always the deal-breaking lack of Bluetooth dial-up networking…

Trouble with Missing Sync

Hello all,
I am currently trying to get data from my treo 680 onto my mac (in mac address book, ical, etc formats) so that I can eventually put them on an iphone. I am using a program called missingsync which supposedly does this, however i am having much difficulty finding where the backed up files are going. The program says they have been successfully backed up however I can't find them anywhere on my mac. Does anybody have any experience with Missingsync that could help me out? (I tried calling tech support, its an answering machine). Thanks in advance.

Welcome to Apple Discussions.
Have you read the User Guide bundled with the Missing Sync for Palm OS? Are you not aware that files stored on your Palm device are written in this manner:
• contacts to the Address Book
• events and tasks to iCal?
Are you talking about 'transfering' or synchronizing your data now stored in your Palm device with your Macintosh desktop or portable computer, or backing it up using the standard Palm backup conduit?
Are you aware that Mark/Space offers a specific application designed to do just what you want to do, and provide ongoing support for iPhone features not supported by iTunes?

Missing Sync refuses to work with iSync

My Missing Sync (version 5 for Palm) can see my Palm via USB and all other conduits (AvantGo, TimeSync, Photos) are syncing without incident.
However, it refuses to play nice with iSync.
• iSync is enabled in the list of conduits.
• Palm Syncing is enabled in the iSync app.
• A Palm device is listed in iSync and contact and calendar items are selected for syncing (selectively confining the sync to contacts or calendar items only does not fix this problem)
• I disable all other conduits (which work, but to be sure) and leave only the iSync conduit active in Missing Sync.
• I attempt a sync. The Palm chimes and its screen shows a sync in progress.
• The Missing Sync program also changes to show a sync in progress but then NOTHING HAPPENS. After 5 minutes the Palm device times out, and Missing Sync, despite the two constant barber-poles, becomes unresponsive. Even trying to cancel the sync by clicking the cross in MS is useless, which means I can't even check a log file to see where the problem is. I am forced to force-quit MS and relaunching reveals no iSync data was synced.
I have tried:
• Hard resetting the Palm
• Forcing the Mac to overwrite the Palm
• Clearing the iSync cache data and preference files.
• Repeatedly toggling the iSync conduit.
The main problem is the lack of feedback from Missing Sync about why the connection is hanging, or even what it is attempting at the point the process fails. The iSync log reveals it was "connected" but says no more than that. The Sync History log in MS reveals a sync operation starting and then nothing more.
Obviously the Palm and the Mac can see each other, and as I said, all other conduits work perfectly.
I note the following entries in this logfile at the point things fall over:
console.log:
2007-07-19 17:15:36.512 Conduit Manager[270] CFLog (21): Cannot recognize type of executable for CFBundle 0x35d6f0 </Library/Application Support/Palm HotSync/Conduits/Apple> (not loaded)
Jul 19 17:15:37 Nathan-Zamprogno crashdump[271]: PowerPCCompatibility crashed
Jul 19 17:15:37 Nathan-Zamprogno crashdump[271]: crash report written to: /Users/localadmin/Library/Logs/CrashReporter/PowerPCCompatibility.crash.log
I would suggest that this error message suggests at the cause. Has anyone else had this experience? Can anyone help?
Thanks.

I guess I simply cannot fathom why you would want to synchronize a Palm device under Mac OS X 10.4.x using the iSync Palm Conduit instead of the Mark/Space Contacts, Events and Tasks conduits supplied with the Missing Sync for Palm OS? What can this possibly achieve?
And, despite your report that the iSync Palm Conduit is active, this error entry shows that it clearly is not: Cannot recognize type of executable for CFBundle 0x35d6f0 </Library/Application Support/Palm HotSync/Conduits/Apple> (not loaded)
Apple is the Finder name of the iSync Palm Conduit. It appears in your Missing Sync—or alternatively, HotSync—conduit list simply as iSync Conduit.
Why not simply configure the Missing Sync to use its own specialized contact, event and task conduits and ditch the iSync Palm Conduit?

USB connection problem for Missing Sync

Hi. I just downloaded Missing Sync and can't get the first sync completed. the program keeps accessing bluetooth and then says first sync has to be USB. My Mac doesn't seem to recognize that the USB is plugged in to my 8330 Curve. Now, every 30 minutes I get the aforementioned synch error message.
Anyone have an idea how I should proceed?

Hi and welcome to the forums!
You may be better served to resolve this thread and open a new one,
In the Blackberry's for MAC forum. I'm sure you will get more specific
answers there. Most people don't run Missing Sync, but it's popular on MAC.
Thanks,
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Internet/e-mail with Missing Sync and WM5

Hi,
Can anybody tell me if I would be able to use the Missing Sync with a WM5 device (XDA Mini S) to connect to the internet and download e-mail.
I don't want to stump up for it if it does not.
Cheers

Complicated two-part answer:
Part 1: The current release of the Missing Sync for Windows Mobile does not support Windows Mobile 5 devices like your XDA Mini S, but an early release alpha package—available for use only by registered users of the current release version—does support such devices.
Part 2: Because your XDA Mini S is a Pocket PC device—as opposed to a smartphone—the final release version of the Missing Sync for Windows Mobile will support sending and receiving electronic mail, and surfing the web. This feature will not be supported on Windows Mobile-based smartphones.

Missing sync, pocket PC, and sync conflicts--just doesn't work

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a.
macbook Mac OS X (10.4.6)

Did you ever get an answer or help with this problem. I'm suffering the same deal, and would appreciate hearing anything from you if you have found a solution.
Thanks,
Bryce

Where Does Missing Sync Store Call List on OS X?

Where does Missing Sync store the call list? Or, for that matter,
the contacts list and other stuff on OS X? What format is it in?
Thanks!
GMS
Post relates to: Pre p100eww (Sprint)
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Hello!
Missing sync will sync the contacts into Address Book on your Mac but will not sync calllogs/calllist are not backed up. To check out the full things missingsync does do on your device go to this link http://www.markspace.com/products/pre/mac-features.html
To check you what our backup systems does backup on your phone, due check out this KB article we have:
http://kb.palm.com/wps/portal/kb/common/article/19388_en.html#145

Dilemma: missing sync or e2sync?

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