Nokia 5000d-2 and iSync?

Hello!
Can anyone tell me where I can find update for iSync to support Nokia 5000d-2?
Thank's everyone

Thanks,
In fact, i did not find on google but this solution
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=1673229&tstart=0
But this did not work with me!

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... and I had success with it INITIALLY (ie- the very first sync!). Now, I always get the following error:
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The phone itself says that: "Data transfer not possible. Check data connection."
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"Shame on you Apple for not making an effort to keep iSync up-to-daye with this very very popular phone!"
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Solved!
Go to Solution.

24-Nov-2008 03:24 PM
careyb wrote:
More information...
I went through all the steps recommended by everyone (see below), but was unsucessful, then took another step, so here's some more information:
After the steps below, iSync could no longer see any of my calendars in iCal. It complained there was no writeable calendar, and I should open something to make a writeable calendar, and it offered a button to start iCal. I started iCal, all my calendars were still there, but I created a new, local calendar that was certainly writeable, and tried again. iSync still cannot see the calendars.
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BTW - sapporobaby, saying 'It works' is not more information. Are you just trying to sell the NovaMedia product?
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2. Switch off the phone (batteries out for a few seconds),
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>>> I found another posting that says skip this big
This normally helps. If not, then reset the phone to Orig. phone settings.
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>>> end skip
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~/Library/Application Support/iSync
~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.AddressBook.abd.plist
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Message Edited by careyb on 24-Nov-2008 01:25 PM
Wow. Is going through all of this worth more than $12? What about "they work" is hard to understand. What additional info do you require? If you need more, then I suggest you write NovaMedia and see if they will let you look at their plug-ins. Most people here would be happy to know that there is something out on the market that simply "works". You aren't. With that being the case, I hope you get yours working the same way mine have worked from the very start.
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