Know of iSync Plugin for Nokia 9300?

Hi, I am unable to sync my Nokia 9300 with my MacBook Pro and I would appreciate if anyone has tips on where I can find a plugin and if anyone has succeeded. I have spoken to Apple Support without success. Have also checked www.nokia.com/isync where they have mentioned the model 9300i but not 9300.

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Hi guys, I tried and re-tried your soultion translated from macuarium, but no way: i just don't get it to work for me (I've got an italian 7610 supernova), as iSync won't ever recognize the phone. The only way to have it work was to build a plugin (similar to yours) following James Lloyd's advices and original Series 40 plugins (http://www.james-lloyd.com/forum/isync-plugins/nokia-series-40-isync-plugin/).
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Yes, once you have MfE, you can sync N97 to Google Calendar and Gmail Contact list. The Mac's iCal app can add the Google Calendar. For Address Book, there are two choices: Access Gmail Contact via LDAP, or do proper synchronization in iSync style (see http://lifehacker.com/393855/enable-google-contact-sync-without-an-iphoneipod-touch).
MfE is not "installed" by default in the N97, but it is actually there. I need to credit someone on this forum for mentioning it, but I'm afraid I forgot who. The steps are basically thus:
Basically go to the Menu -> App folder, look for Settings Wizard "Sett. wiz.". Try to setup an email account from there. Don't use your gmail account though (it seems like MfE tries to be smart when it recognizes some email domains and pre-selects some settings for you, but we need to be able to access some options to set on our own). Don't worry about this account, you can always delete it once MfE is configured. At some point of the setup, you will be asked what kind of server. Choose Mail for Exchange. This will trigger Mail for Exchange to be installed.
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Hope this helps......
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I think Nokia have always treated Mac users as second class citizens. The do provide some support but not enough and not quickly enough! They are not alone in this attitude and we are a minority even if we are smarter than the average PC user ( Flame warning!) in coosing Macs. We also have to be a bit smarter in figuring out work arounds as always
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You really think this is a wise thing to say to someone and then not expect them to flame you? You sound just like those fanatic iBoys or iSheeple. A smart computer user is one who can see the benefit from all OS's and play to their strengths. I am glad anyone that has seen your post decided not to play your Apple-ista name game and didn't bother to comment.
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