Migrating form Treo/Missing Sync

I currently sync my Treo 650 using Missing Sync, on OS 10.4.11. I know, or believe, that Missing Sync disables the built in iSync functionality. Anyone have experiences in moving to the iPhone and the native syncing? What to I have to look forward to pain wise?
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…

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    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.

  • 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?

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    When syncing with Missing Sync 6.0, my events sync fine. However, my tasks from my Tungsten E2 do not show up in the To Dos list on iCal. If I search in iCal, I can find them by name, but they do not show up in a list in the To Do pane. Any suggestions?

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    12/02/2008 16:07:25 [0x0-0x1e01e].com.apple.iCal[191] owner = (
    12/02/2008 16:07:25 [0x0-0x1e01e].com.apple.iCal[191] "Event/p5333"
    12/02/2008 16:07:25 [0x0-0x1e01e].com.apple.iCal[191] );
    12/02/2008 16:07:25 [0x0-0x1e01e].com.apple.iCal[191] triggerduration = -300;
    12/02/2008 16:07:25 [0x0-0x1e01e].com.apple.iCal[191] }
    12/02/2008 16:07:25 [0x0-0x1e01e].com.apple.iCal[191] 2008-02-12 16:07:25.185 iCalExternalSync[749:10b] [ICalExternalSync ]NSException name:NSInvalidArgumentException reason:[ISyncConcreteSession pushChangesFromRecord:withIdentifier:]: you can't change the record's entity name from com.apple.calendars.DisplayAlarm to com.apple.calendars.AudioAlarm in {
    12/02/2008 16:07:25 [0x0-0x1e01e].com.apple.iCal[191] "com.apple.syncservices.RecordEntityName" = "com.apple.calendars.AudioAlarm";
    12/02/2008 16:07:25 [0x0-0x1e01e].com.apple.iCal[191] owner = (
    12/02/2008 16:07:25 [0x0-0x1e01e].com.apple.iCal[191] "Event/p5333"
    12/02/2008 16:07:25 [0x0-0x1e01e].com.apple.iCal[191] );
    12/02/2008 16:07:25 [0x0-0x1e01e].com.apple.iCal[191] triggerduration = -300;
    12/02/2008 16:07:25 [0x0-0x1e01e].com.apple.iCal[191] }

  • Isync Palm treo 650 sync problems

    Hey Guy
    I work myself though the discusions about tha tproblem and tried more or less everything.
    I`ll discribe the problem and hope that some one cna bring some light in the Dark
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    THe usb Connector
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    After aproximatly 20 min wither the conduit manger crashes or it gives me error message that say that it did sync correctly and hasn`t saved all the data.
    Guy i even tryed to only sync the kalender of last week and it still didn`T work
    nor is it working if i only sync the contact.
    can any of u guys help me please

    try "missing Sync" from Mark/Space and forget Palm Desktop.
    I am using it for a couple of months and it worked fine!
    Even if you like to sync iTunes and iPhoto to your Treo as well!

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