Palm V connecting with sync/charge usb cable to OS X Tiger 10.4.4

I recently bought a very nifty cable that lets my palm v charge and sync with my mac through USB. Sweet, no more bulky charging base, outlet use, or need for a serial anything. =)
But I cant get it to work.
On the package I was supposed to go to
http://shop.brando.com.hk/p5usbsynccharger.php and download the driver.
I am used to windows machines so this seemed normal.
I downloaded this
http://shop.brando.com.hk/files/p5usb_mac_osx10.1.x.zip
Even though I have 10.4.4
So a couple of questions,
First: from examing the package contents can anyone tell me what files I would need to delete if I wanted to revert to pre installation?
Second: I guess I expected my Palm to show up as a disk on my desktop. I have iSync and Palms software for Mac tiger and Palm V (same program) but I am not able to sync (maybe I just dont know what I am doing in the program and this is where I am spending most of my efforts)
My fears are: that palms program would have worked fine with this cable and I didnt need to download this package and by loading it have screwed up palms communication skills. And that I will never get to use this thing.
Sadly I am realizing it will never mesh with iCal no matter what I do.
Boo Hoo
Help appreciated =)

According to your post you downloaded 10.1.x.zip. Linked a little further down the page is another driver labeled 'Newest Mac driver'. It's not the same file you have listed. It's a .sit file which means you'll need Stuffit (if you don't already have it) to expand the file. So, for starters it would probably help to get the current most driver. Additionally there was another link on that page which has help notes. If you haven't already done so then check here to see if there's anything that may assist you. I have a Palm and have no trouble using the Palm Desktop software, even after upgrading to 10.4.4. I too use a USB cable to sync and charge the unit.
Regarding iSync, your model Palm is not on the supported list. You'll most likely need to download Missing Sync to try getting it working with iSync. Also, the Palm never shows up on the desktop as a drive, at least not for me. Please post back with your progress.

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