Synching after battery change

I just put a new battery in my ancient, but fully functional m130. I have to run it on an old eMac with OS9.
My question:
I noticed after the battery change everythign was wiped out on the m130. I am afraid if I synch it will wipe everything out.
How do I synch it so the data in the Palm Desktop on the eMac is put back into the m130?
Seems like when I used it when I was teaching that it would synch and update with whatever was the lastest change in data--either the Palm Desktop if I entered data on it last, or the handheld if I entered data last on it.
If that is so, if I entered some new data on teh Desktop, would it then put all the data on the Desktop on the m130 and be back in business?
Post relates to: Palm m130

Make an appointment at the nearest Apple store genius bar. The diagnosis will be free, any repairs will not be free. Then you will be in a position to make an informed decision.
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