isync POWERBOOK G4 with Tungsten T

[bdb6188]

I cant get my pda to exchange data with my pc.Could anyone please explain to me how I can use isync to syncronise my tungsten T with my powerbook. How do i select Bluetooth to syncronise. I want to use palm desktop as well please tell me how to do this...

[tierryhenry]

BDB

I know your post is old, but i assume you've sorther the problem now - even after the typically 'french we think we're great but the rest of the world doesnt think so' response.

I havent experience with the T2 yet but do use iSync in OS 10.2.6. First go to Bluetooth prefs (should be with your G4, if not download free from apple) assuming youre using built-in Bluetooth or a USB dongle, make sure it's activated then set-up a partnership with your Palm. Once that's done, open iSync and search for the devise, double click on the icon and then just press the Sync button.

[Pride Of Lions]

bdb6188: To use iSync with your PDA, you need to install the iSync conduit (this may have been installed when you installed iSync.) Once it's installed, go to HotSync Manager--Conduit Settings--iSync. There you should be able to enable iSync for your Palm PDA.

If you have BT HotSync-ing abilities (I still cannot get mine to work), hitting HotSync on your Palm should get the process started. If you use the cradle/cable option, hitting the button on the cradle will initiate iSync between the PDA and the computer (and whatever other devices you've configured for iSync ie: phone, iPod,....)

When you enable iSync for the PDA, it automatically disables the DateBook and Address conduits for Palm Desktop. Should you wish to go back to snc-ing with Palm Desktop, you'll need to re-enable these conduits. To do so, you'll need to move them from MAC HD--Library--Application Support--Palm HotSync--Disabled Conduits to blah-blah-blah--Conduits.

Whew. It's too hot today.
Hope it helped. Cold shower time.
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