Sync Palm T5 calander to BB 9350

Is it possible to sync my Palm T5 documents to go, like calander, with the BB 9530. I recently purchased the Storm but am having problems syncing the two.

hello,
can you elaborate on the problems you have? Are there any error messages?
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Sync Palm m500 to Mac OS 10.4.3. Possible?

I've just moved from using Mac OS 10.3.9 to 10.4.3 and I'd like to sync my "old" Palm m500 to it. With the previous OS I had Conduit manager v 3.2 and I could sync with no problems whatsoever. Now I wonder if I can sync Palm m500 with Tiger. I've been checking in Palm and Apple sites but I haven't found any useful information. Reading some of your comments in the forum I realize I might have problems using the new version of isync. On top of that I know my Palm is not precisely the latest model, but it works so well I don't fancy buying a new one. Can somebody help? Thanks.
G5 Mac OS X (10.4.3)

Palm recommends that for the m500 series of handheld organizers, that you install the Palm Desktop 4.2.1 version A, available here:
http://www.palm.com/us/support/macintosh/macdesk421.html
With this handheld, you need not first install software from the CD-ROM that was supplied with your device, as it does not contain unique software for your device.
After installing the Palm Desktop, Apple recommends that you first synchronize with it prior to configuring and using iSync. Once you've done that, launch iSync and select Enable Palm OS Syncing… from the Devices menu, and follow the instructions which appear. At the conclusion of this step, your device will appear in iSync. You can then press the Palm icon in its main window to drop down a configuration pane, which lets you specify how iSync interacts with specific contact groups and calendars.
If you intend to synchronize with other devices, including .Mac, you should also open the Preferences… dialog under the iSync menu, and check or enable all three options under the General tab. Then, each time you synchronize, you should…
• launch iSync
• select Sync Now from beneath the Sync Status icon in your menu bar, and
• press you HotSync button when prompted to do so by the dialog
And, when you've successfully done all this - and find youself unhappy with the manner in which iSync performs - you should consider purchasing and installing the far more flexible, robust, feature-rich and reliable synchronization software from Mark/Space: The Missing Sync for Palm OS. More information about that package is available here:
http://www.markspace.com/missingsync_palmos.php
One caution: The Missing Sync for Palm OS should be installed only after you have successfully synchronized at least once with both the Palm Desktop and with iSync.

Syncing Palm with Outlook 2007

I have a Palm Treo 755p that I would like to sync with Oracle Calendar. The computer being used has Vista and Office 2007 installed. Palm Desktop 6.2.2 with Hotsync 7.0.2 is also installed. I have found that Oracle Calendar Sync does not work with this setup so I have configured Oracle Connector for Outlook and Hotsync Outlook conduits. I am able to sync this way but have run in to issues with duplicate calendar entries and contacts. I am in a support environment where some customers do not use Outlook but still want to sync to OCAL. I am curious what other people are using and their thoughts on syncing Palm products with OCAL through Vista.

If you have a data plan, and don't need outlook, then just get Synthesis Syncml for $22.
Not sure if the Palm version of the conduits would work with your Treo though. When I had a Palm PDA, they never failed on me. Outlook on the other hand - ugh...

Is there a way to sync my google calander with my iPhone/iTouch? or atleast with iCal?

iTunes>Devices>"Device name">Info: Sync Address Book Contacts - Sync Google Contacts.
Is there a way to sync my google calander with my iPhone/iTouch with itunes as you can sync contacts? or atleast how can i sync my google calander with iCal?

MikkG wrote:
Can Apple update iTunes and add in iTunes>Devices>"Device name">Info: Sync iCal Calanders - **Sync Google Calander.**
That's not how it should work.
As paulsalter noted, you should add Google calendar to your iCal on the Mac and Calendar app on iPad.
If you sync the iPad calendar with iTunes, it would only get updated when you sync it.
If you sync it with Google calendar, the iPad and the Mac will both get updated when you update one.
To add Google calendar to yrou Mac, see this -> Get Started with CalDAV - Sync with iCal
Then add the Google calendar to your iPad.
See this -> CalDAV: CalDAV Calendar Sync

ISync quits prematurely when syncing palm with iCal

running OS X 10.5.1 on a new MacBook. trying to sync palm z22 with iCal. in iSync, only have "calendars" checked. sync runs for a short time, the iSync says "synchronization is complete" even though hotsync spins for awhile more. finally hotsync quits, saying the connection has been lost. i see the following in the hotsync log:
HotSync 3.2.1 started 1/1/08 11:39:16 PM
Local Synchronization
Install did nothing
iSync Conduit starting 1/1/08 11:39:17 PM
SyncOpenDB returned 16385 for database DatebookDB, creating a new database 1/1/08 11:39:38 PM
Created database DatebookDB 1/1/08 11:39:51 PM
Warning: SyncWriteDBAppInfoBlock of 268452867 bytes returned 280 for database DatebookDB 1/1/08 11:39:51 PM
Warning: SyncReadDBAppInfoBlock returned 16401, skipping database DatebookDB 1/1/08 11:39:51 PM
iSync Conduit: Got back NULL from rendezvous for request BladeGetAllRecords 1/1/08 11:39:51 PM
iSync Conduit: Sending Error Response 1: iSync Conduit: Could not find database DatebookDB 1/1/08 11:39:51 PM
iSync Conduit: received NULL message, disconnecting... 1/1/08 11:39:51 PM
OK iSync Conduit
“iSync Conduit” failed (error = #16401)
any suggestions?

I'm also having same problems with initial sync, iSync quits long before it is finished downloading all the stuff from my Palm E2. It is as if iSync times out then quits without checking to se if data transfers are complete

Smooth switch from Pylon Conduits to XTNDConnect PC, to sync Palm with Lotus Notes

I've used Pylon Conduits (software purchased from sybase.com) for years, to sync my Palm Zire 72 (Palm OS 5.0) with Lotus Notes at work. I also used HotSync to sync the Palm with my home computer's Palm Desktop. Essentially a 3-way calendar sync, very convenient!
There was a documented Pylon problem with recurring entries turning into duplicate entries, and there were occasions where I'd delete an entry from one calendar that didn't stay deleted after sync'ing. However, all in all, my imperfect 3-way sync was worthwhile. At least the entries erred on the side of caution--better too many than not enough.
Sadly, I learned, Pylon issued an "end of life" notice earlier this year. After my office pushed down a patch that messed with Pylon, I was recently forced to find other conduit software. EasySync was recommended to me, but I can't remember what flaw prevented my using it--maybe it wouldn't sync Lotus Notes recurring entries at all? Can't remember.
Anyway, with low expectations, I tried XTNDConnect PC software (another sybase.com product, $60, to replace Pylon). For what I use it for (calendar, to-do, memos), XTNDConnect PC is marvelous, better than Pylon Conduits! Simple, yet powerful. I guess it's pronounced "extendConnect PC," but I will ignore the cumbersome name. Its conduits are not just for Palm and not just for Lotus Notes either, but when you tell it what you're using it for, it is so friendly as to show only your relevant options.
XTNDConnect PC handles recurring entries nicely. And it addresses how Contacts fields differ in Palm vs. Lotus Notes: It shows how/which fields are mapped by default, plus it allows you to customize field mapping for all Contacts fields.
One change I had to figure out was that while Pylon sync'd Palm's "Memos" with Lotus Notes email "Drafts" folder, XTND instead syncs Palm's "Memos" with a Lotus Notes "Journal" database (which I had to establish and bookmark on my work computer). No big, once I figured out what was going on. I got some help from XTNDConnect PC customer service--free by email, and responsive within hours.
I saw in perhaps old specs for XTND that for email, you have to install some additional software (to supplement XTND) if you're syncing a Palm using OS higher than 3.0. However, I can't say anything more about this because I don't use the email conduit.
--Lisa
Post relates to: Zire 72

Lisa,
Welcome to the Palm forums and thanks for that great feedback!
Alan G
Post relates to: Treo 755p (Sprint)

Syncing Palm in Vista

I have a Palm Treo 755p that I would like to sync with Oracle Calendar. The computer being used has Vista and Office 2007 installed. Palm Desktop 6.2.2 with Hotsync 7.0.2 is also installed. I have found that Oracle Calendar Sync does not work with this setup so I have configured Oracle Connector for Outlook and Hotsync Outlook conduits. I am able to sync this way but have run in to issues with duplicate calendar entries and contacts. I am in a support environment where some customers do not use Outlook but still want to sync to OCAL. I am curious what other people are using and their thoughts on syncing Palm products with OCAL through Vista.

You should use syncml and sync directly with the server.

Trying to sync Palm IIIc with Powerbook

I have been trying to sync a Palm IIIc with my Powerbook which is currently running Tiger (I cannot run OS 9 at all).
I bought the IIIc on eBay and it works flawlessly except for the fact that it won't sync. I can click on the hotsync square on the screen of the IIIc and get two options :
1. Direct Serial
or
2. IR (Infrared) to PC/Handheld.
It came with a cable that has the docking connection on one and and a dual splitter on the other - one lead has the serial (female) end and the other is a USB connector. I am able to charge it on the PB using the USB but likely only because it is a powered USB port.
I have tried two different serial to USB adapters and so far, the Powerbook still is not seeing the IIIc.
A friend is giving me a cradle from his old IIIe but it has a serial connection. I expect I will have the same problem with this cradle.
Does anybody have any suggestions ?
Is there an adapter that can be used with OS X/Tiger ?
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Keiyana

I have been trying to sync a Palm IIIc with my
Powerbook which is currently running Tiger (I cannot
run OS 9 at all).
I bought the IIIc on eBay and it works flawlessly
except for the fact that it won't sync. I can click
on the hotsync square on the screen of the IIIc and
get two options :
1. Direct Serial
or
2. IR (Infrared) to PC/Handheld.
It came with a cable that has the docking connection
on one and and a dual splitter on the other - one
lead has the serial (female) end and the other is a
USB connector. I am able to charge it on the PB
using the USB but likely only because it is a powered
USB port.
I have tried two different serial to USB adapters and
so far, the Powerbook still is not seeing the IIIc.
A friend is giving me a cradle from his old IIIe but
it has a serial connection. I expect I will have the
same problem with this cradle.
Does anybody have any suggestions ?
Is there an adapter that can be used with OS X/Tiger
I have installed Palm Desktop 4.2.1 and have iSync.
Keiyana
Hi,
I have the same problem with my IIIc and powerbook G4 (no syncing with isync).I went ahead and bought the keyspan serial adaptor and still can't get the palm to sync. I also have desktop 4.2.1, running Tiger. I can get the palm to Hotsync with a PC via the standard serial port as well as the Keyspan serial adaptor to usb.

WOES: iSync, Palm Pilot, iCal, Missing Sync, Palm Desktop, Ericsson Phone

Here's my situation, I've been a long time Palm user, and fairly recently (within a year) a new Mac user. I've always used the Palm Desktop on my PC in the past. I've had a Palm Vx for years, and fairly recently (within a year) I bought a Palm Zire 72 and a Sony Ericsson S170a cell phone. I also have an iPod Photo.
I really would like to sync up my address book, calendars, memos, maybe even photos, with all my devices. I tried using iSync, but nothing seam to work right, so I tried a million things, now everything is messed up.
For right now, I'm just trying to get my Palm Pilot, the Mac, and the Phone to have all the same calendar events (w the correect times, alarms, colors, and groups).
I'm really frustrated with trying to get the mac's iCal, the palm pilot, the phone to all have the same calendar info. I really like iCal, and the mac address book, and how well it works with the mail app. As well as subscribing to shared iCals. Especially the holiday ones! I use to have to enter all that info by hand, and have them "other" repeater. The Palm Desktop software's calendar and address book is pretty clunky compared to the Mac apps, or even the Palm Desktop for the PC. But everything is messed up now. I even tried the "missing sync" software and it messed it up even worse.
Several of my cal events are now GONE from iCal, my Palm Pilot, and my Phone! Many of them have duplicates, some have wrong times. Some have right groups, some don't. The ones that do have right groups, don't have any colors applied to them. If I create certain calendars on the mac and sync with the palm, the groups do not come over. If I create them on the Palm, the groups don't come over on the mac. Getting the colors/groups to match, and all 3 items to sync all at once is a nightmare as well. There were a million conflicts, and chose the correct ones, but some of them would NOT let me pick the one I wanted, it would just keep on saying "conflict".
What would AT LEAST get me back to the original info on the Palm and the Mac would be to restore from my Palm Desktop software, but I can't get to that because it looks like the missing sync software has messed the conduit/hot sync manager up. I can no longer get to my Palm Desktop condiut settings. I'd re-install the palm software to get it back, but I will probably loose all the data stored in Palm Desktop. This is the ONLY place that has the correct info right now. I'm varry warry about loosing that information. I use to have the PC copy, and the Palm Copy, and it was all right. The Palm Desktop has an import/export feature, but it doesn't seam to carry all the info (like notes attatched to cal events).
Also, has anyone tried to RESTORE a Palm Pilot not using the Palm Desktop software? When I had to reset my Palm, I tried using iSync or even missing sync to get all my apps, settings, calendars, address books, everything, but it never put the info back on the Palm. This info was always restored with Palm Desktop.
And let's just say I DO get back all my calendar items back into the Palm, and the Palm Desktop software up and running correctly. What is the proper way to do what I was trying to do in the begining? Which was "just have my Palm Pilot, the Mac, and the Phone to have all the same calendar events (w the right times, alarms, colors, and groups)." I don't seam to have too many problems with contacts. Except work/home fields seam to swap all the time.
What I'm running:
G4 PowerMac w/ Mac OS X Tiger (10.4.3)
Palm Pilot Zire 72s (Palm Software v5.2.8)
Missing Sync (v5.0.3)
Palm Desktop Mac (v4.2.1)
Sony Ericsson S170a Cell Phone
iPod Photo 60GB
G4 PowerMac Mac OS X (10.4.3) Palm Pilot Zire 72s (Palm Software v5.2.8), Missing Sync (v5.0.3), Palm Desktop Mac (v4.2.1), Sony

Where to start? Maybe with some background about the synchronization process.
What Apple hasn't explained outside of the developer community is that you are not actually synchronizing applications [like iCal or the Address Book] or servers [like .Mac] or devices [like your mobile handset or a Palm organizer] when you initiate a synchronization. What you are really doing is triggering an interaction with one or more of these and the SyncServices engine, which maintains what is termed the 'truth database'—or simply, the 'truth'—to which is pushed, or from which is pulled, the current state of data maintained in fields and records for one or more specific data types. Because of the way this process works, it is not necessary to have all synchronized devices available or attached when a synchronization event occurs.
You can synchronize your SONY Ericsson S710a, a process which exchanges the most current data maintained in the truth with it, and hours later, plug in your iPod, an action which will trigger iTunes to pull the latest data from the truth and write it to the iPod, updating your contact and calendaring records. The same is true for other applications, servers and devices.
While it all seems clumsy and confusing, it is actually a huge step forward in making synchronization nearly automatic, almost transparent, and virtually mistake proof. It's clear that there is some distance to go before those objectives are achieved, but SyncServices is actually a huge improvement over the prior synchronization technology in iSync 1.5 and earlier.
That said, there are bugs in SyncServices, and in the applications written by several developers to take advantage of it, along with issues in at least iCal, and probably the Address Book, that complicate what you are trying to achieve. It's possible to do, and once working, should work nearly flawlessly. But, it takes some planning to get there.
First, a word about backing up your data. It's a good idea to periodically back up contact and calendaring records using the facilities built into iCal and the Address Book which appear in the File menu of each application. These options make easily restorable local snapshots of your data. Should something go terribly wrong with a synchronization event, you can immediately restore your iCal or Address Book data from these files. In addition, it's a good idea to have a more comprehensive backup plan in place, using Backup and .Mac, Backup and rewritable media, and so on.
To synchronize photos, music and other media files, you'll need to use the Missing Sync for Palm OS. iSync just does not support anything beyond contact, calendaring and task data. To begin the process, you should simplify your device pool, initially concentrating only on getting a complete, accurate set of contact, event and task records pushed to the truth from the Address Book and iCal, and onto your Palm.
You will have to take an inventory of where the best records reside, and insure that you get them into iCal and the Address Book before attempting to synchronize your Palm, because to do it properly, initially, you will have to overwrite the data on your Palm, replacing it with records from iCal and the Address Book. If you're going to edit them by making additions, changes and deletions, perform all of those in iCal and the Address Book until you have synchronized your Palm device or devices with them. Backup before performing the initial synchronization, and be sure to overwrite each Palm device the first time.
If you want a historic snapshot of the data on either Palm device before doing this, first follow the instructions provided by Mark/Space to use the standard Palm conduits instead of Mark/Space Contacts, Events and Tasks, and be sure to set each Palm conduit to Palm overwrites handheld in order to transfer the data from your Palm Vx and Zire 72 to the Palm Desktop. Once there, those records can be exported as vCard and vCal files, and easily imported into the Address Book and iCal if you wish to do that. Edit them as you see fit, once they have been transfered. If you elect to do that, you must thereafter turn off these Palm conduits and reconfigure the Missing Sync to use the Mark/Space conduits, again choosing to have your computer replace the contents on each Palm device on the first synchronization.
Once you've achieved a 'balance' with the records in iCal, the Address Book and your handheld organizers, you can reset the records on your mobile handset. iSync alone performs this function, and later synchronization events with your SONY Ericsson S710a will always be manually triggered, and performed using iSync, not the Missing Sync. Reset once, and subsequently synchronize.
Anything else you want to add to the mix—.Mac Sync, for example—you can then add, initially performing a reset of your .Mac data, then subsequently synchronizing.
Synchronization of your iPod is handled by iTunes and only pulls data from the truth, so it need not be reset, as it cannot write changes to the truth which would adversely affect your other devices.

Sync Palm With Lotus Notes 8.5.1 Using EasySync 4.2.7: Calendar does not show location

I have a Garmin iQue3600, which is basically a Palm III with a GPS built in. I could sync my Outlook 2007 contacts and calendar flawlessly. (Palm Sync 6.0.1, Palm Desktop 4.1.4). Company was purchased, now we are using Lotus Notes 8.5.1. No native Palm support, so I tried EasySync 4.2.7. This actually works pretty well, except that the calendar entries do not sync the location of the meeting; this is rather important to me.
Is there a setting somewhere that can fix this? Years ago I used Intellisync to do this, but that company is gone now.
Someone suggested Companionlink, but the on-line reviews for that product are pretty bad.
Thank you.

Lisa,
Welcome to the Palm forums and thanks for that great feedback!
Alan G
Post relates to: Treo 755p (Sprint)

Problem with syncing palm

When I open isync, there is a yellow triangle over the palm icon and an error message stating that syncing may not work. However, syncing does work. I want to change a setting in the isync pane but that error message wont let me do anything.
thanks
Ken

Missy11 wrote:
I am hoping someone will please work with me to get this resolved. I have had my IT person at work go over the settings on my computer and everything is set to where it is supposed to be. The log does say: Outlook Calendar
The attempt to open the database failed.
Date Book application database is not found. Please invoke the Date Book application on the handheld once and re-synchronize
OLERR:05-0001
OLERR:0D-0004
OLERR:0D-0001
- Not Synchronized
Outlook Calendar synchronization failed
Is there a setting on my handheld that is wrong? There is no date book application on my phone for me to invoke.
Post relates to: Treo 755p (Verizon)
The date book database not found error message tells me that the Calendar application has not yet be started on your Treo. The first time you start the Calendar application, the database file is created. That error says that the database files, CalendarDB-PAdd has not there to receive data from Outlook's calendar.
As far as I know, unless you are using some kind of middleware, like Intellisync or Verizon's wireless sync software, there isn't anything on the Treo that needs to be configured for this to work out of the box.
Missy11 wrote:
As I wrote before, I did not have this problem on my original phone when my email and web didnt work. Now that my email is working and the Verizon Wireless Sync works, all of a sudden none I can't hot sync anymore. Will this have something to do with it?
Post relates to: Treo 755p (Verizon)
hmmm...maybe I should have read farther down. The Verizon Wireless Sync will cause problems with wired/wireless sync's with Outlook's data. I'm on Sprint, so I can't test the connection settings, but the other moderators here and over at Brighthand have dealt with this issue. What I do know, is that there is a sync setting in the Verizon software that needs to be disabled before this will work.
Alan G
Post relates to: Treo 755p (Sprint)

"Port In Use" error message when trying to sync Palm m500 to Windows Vista machine

An error message on my Palm displays "Error: Serial Port in Use (Serial 0307)" when I try to sync my Palm m500 to my Windows Vista (32 bit) Home Basic machine. It worked until about 3 months ago and I don't have a restore point that far back to try System Restore. I've upgraded to Palm Desktop 6.2.2 (was using 4.xx) and downloaded the PalmHotSyncSetup from Pimlico Software but nothing helps. Any ideas are appreciated.
Post relates to: Palm m500

I would try connecting the Palm's cradle, with the Palm in it, to your PC and then, in Device Manager, right-clicking on Palm Handheld #2 and selecting Uninstall Driver. Palm Handheld/Palm Handheld #1 could be visible if you connect the Palm to USB port you may have tried using perviously.
After uninstalling Palm Desktop, reboot the PC, make sure Palm Desktop 6.2.2 is installed (since you are using Vista) and then try reconnecting the Palm.
One last thing: Make sure that you are using a 32-bit version of Windows. There is no 64-bit USB driver support from Palm or ACCESS. If you do have a 64-bit version of Windows Vista installed, that would clearly explain why you are having so much trouble getting your m500-series PDA to sync. This thread tells you how to check for a 32 or 64-bit install of Windows.
Alan G

Syncing Palm Tungsten E2 with Mac OS 10.4.11

Have synced with Palm Zire 21 for 3 years - no prob. New Tungsten E2 arrives. Can sync calendars from computer to E2, but not from E2 to computer. Also no memos will transfer from computer to E2. Address Book is same. Using USB connection only. Any suggestions from anybody?

Welcome to Apple Discussions.
How have you historically synchronized memos? I ask, because the synchronization of memos has never been supported by iSync and the iSync Palm Conduit, so it should be no surprise that this function does not operate with your Tungsten organizer.
You indicate that changes made to iCal calendars are reflected on your handheld organizer, but that those made on the organizer are not reflected in iCal. Are you aware that the addition, deletion or modification of calendar data is pulled from your device and pushed to iCal to a single calendar? By default, that it the Unfiled calendar in iCal.
If that's not the issue, have you reset iSync using the Reset Sync History… option in the iSync Preferences… pane? To do so, launch iSync, open the Preferences… pane, press the Reset Sync History… button and follow the instruction which appear. This procedure should restore bidirectional synchronization behavior.

Can't sync Palm Centro and Outlook 2007/Windows 7 - please help!

Hello,
I've never posted on a forum, but I'm at my wits end...! I've been trying to get my Palm Centro to sync Contacts/Calendar/Memos to Outlook 2007 on my new laptop for a week now with no success. It used to sync just fine to my old computer with Windows XP and Outlook 2003. Then that computer crashed (my Outlook files were backed up on an external harddrive). I received my new computer with Windows 7 XP (32-bit) and Outlook 2007.  I've downloaded the Palm Desktop 6.2, Windows 2007 Conduit, and Software Update 1.03 (Windows installer) for Centro for Verizon.
When I sync my phone to my new Outlook, it completes all 12 steps, but does not load Contacts/Calendar/Memos to Outlook.  This is a list of the error messages:
   HotSync session started on 04/14/10 12:11:25, and completed in 100.0 seconds
Outlook Calendar synchronization completed with messages
Duration: 5.4 seconds
Outlook Calendar
Please set the option "Enable Synchronization when Outlook is offline" in UI inorder to synchronize in Offline mode
OLERR:0C-000F (0x0)
OLERR:0D-0003
OLERR:0D-0001
- Not Synchronized
Outlook Contacts synchronized successfully
Duration: 0.0 seconds
Outlook Contacts
OLERR:0C-000F (0x0)
OLERR:0D-0003
OLERR:0D-0001
- Not Synchronized
Outlook Tasks synchronized successfully
Duration: 0.0 seconds
Outlook Tasks
OLERR:0C-000F (0x0)
OLERR:0D-0003
OLERR:0D-0001
- Not Synchronized
Outlook Notes synchronized successfully
Duration: 0.0 seconds
Outlook Notes
OLERR:0C-000F (0x0)
OLERR:0D-0003
OLERR:0D-0001
- Not Synchronized
Media synchronized successfully Duration: 3.8 seconds
Backed up some files successfully to Backup Folder
Duration: 90.0 seconds
Backed up 9 file(s) successfully
AddressingLibRecent-HsCh
AddressingLibRecent-HsCi
Messages Database
PhoneCallDB
Cookie Data
AddressCompaniesDB
psysLaunchDB
Saved Preferences
AddressTitlesDB
Failed to backup 1 file(s) PmTraceDatabase Protocol Error: Handheld file could not be opened. (4004) SYNCERR_FILE_NOT_OPEN
Can someone please help me transfer Contacts/Calendar/Memos from my Palm Centro to my computer's Outlook 2007?
I've ready about 3rd party software in posts (Pocket Mirror), but I don't know if it applies here because the Contact/Calendar/Memo information is in my Centro - not in Outlook. I need to get it from my Centro to Outlook 2007.
Any help is greatly appreciated! Thank you!

hat wrote:
I have a Pre Plus and am using CompanionLink software. If the Centro is like the Plus (which I believe it is) it will not sync with Outlook. Here is a link to Companion Link:
http://www.companionlink.com/index.html
I have been using this and it works great. On their site you can choose the phone and the particular program you need to sync with and choose which you way you want to sync.
Hope this helps
Sorry hat, the Centro has absolutely nothing in common with a webOS device! It runs PalmOS. Nice of you to reply with your suggestion though!
@SyncHelpPlease: OLERR errors are covered in this Palm KB article:
http://kb.palm.com/wps/portal/kb/common/article/31167_en.html
Something I noticed in your post - you installed Palm 6.2.2 AND the 2007 conduit. Palm Desktop 6.2.2. has the 2007 conduits built into it already, and the patch is not needed. Whether this is the cause of your problems, I'm not sure, but I've fielded several posts of the same issue where the user did the same thing you did!
I'd suggest doing a clean uninstall, and reinstall of Palm Desktop 6.2.2 only.
I admit, I do not use Outlook, nor Win7, so I'm giving you my best guess at a way to solve your problem. Hopefully, this may lead to a solution!
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Hot sync Palm m500

I have a couple of old, but ever so useful, Palm m500/m505 PDAs, which I could hot-sync with my old PC running on Windows XP. Now I have up-graded to PC with Windows 7 Home Version - 32 bit and am at my wit's end trying to hot sync my PDA data on to my PC Palm Desktop.
As I am of the older generation, (a senior citizen), could an expert give me step-by-step instructions on how to resolve my problem. My Palm m500 PDA has too many contacts to manually transfer.
Also can I convert PDA contacts to Outlook Address Book and then hot-sync with Palm m500 series PDA ?
Waiting anxiously for help and guidance ..........

Hello myrarego,
I see that you are having a problem syncing your Palm device to your PC.
I would suggest posting your problem here at the HP Commercial Forum as well. This forum is specific to Palm products and you may find some more assistance.
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