E65 isync plugin 1.1 and Mac OS X 10.5 (leopard)

Hi,
Since I upgraded to Mac OS 10.5, I cannot anymore sync my contacts with my E65 : the phone seem to freeze when it is sending contacts at 40 / more than 250 and the Mac indicates a few seconds after that connection has been lost (ot stg like that).
Help !

Hello..
I just got a brand new mac notebook. I am trying to install sap gui on it.
I downloaded the gui software from sap site. But I am having trouble in
keying in the login info, such as, system id, no, and the ip address.
I read on this site that I need to write a configuration file. I don't know what they
mean (I am a functional consultant )
Could anyone post a sample of configuration file and instructions to install the gui.
I guess if I can't install sap gui on the mac, I will have to (regretully) retun it.
Thanks in advance guys!

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martes 17 de noviembre de 2009 7:45
[@cuervo] Se ha perdido la conexión durante la comunicación con el teléfono.
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Some points to be followed before performing the sync.
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I have done this and it worked for my Nokia 5233 on Mac OS X 10.7 Lion via Bluetooth. I could sync my contacts, but haven't managed to sync the calendar yet.
If you have a backup of your old MacOSX 10.6 Snow Leopard, go to Applications folder and copy iSync into MacOSX 10.7 Lion. If you don't have it, just download form somewhere else.
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I hope this isn't seen as a commercial plug ... it's not intended to be.
I thought other users of 6136 (mostly BT Fusion customers in the UK I would have thought) like myself would like to know that I asked Nova Media Solutions to make an iSync plugin so that I can synchronise calendar and contacts between my Nokia 6136 and my Mac.
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