E2 Compatibility with MacBook Pro

Would like advice about impending change from PC to Mac. Currently running the Palm Desktop software that came with the E2 in 2005...should I convert to Outlook 2003 and then transfer to the Mac or am I better off downloading the Palm software for Mac once I have the new machine and then syncing? I don't think that the original software disc would have the Palm Desktop 4.2.1 REV D on it...is there a way to check? Better options than what I'm thinking?
Thanks...MsLowtech
Post relates to: Tungsten E2

The current version from the download would be better that an older CD.
My vote would be download the software from the web then sync the data from the device.  
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