Z22 convert from Dell to Mac

I bought a Z22 that I used for my dell/ windows. I now have an imac and wondering how use the Z22 with the imac. I did not receive a download disc with the Z22 and paid to have a computer person to do work on my dell and he loaded the Z22 to the dell and now not sure how to link the imac to the Z22/ Can you help me? Thanks E
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Hello and thank you for using the Palm Help Forums!
Go here to download and install the mac version of Palm Desktop and Hotsync manager: http://www.palm.com/us/support/macintosh/mac_desktop.html
I hope this helps and have a happy holiday.
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