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lesposen@optushome.com.au (Les Posen) wrote in message news:<1fm1wkd.aq6g431aiac9iN%lesposen@optushome.com.au>...
> Whytoi <whytoi@hotmail.com> wrote:
> 
> > Excuse the cross post...
> > 
> > Just wanted to report a successful trial of synchronization of Mac's
> > Address Book, Ericsson's T39 and Palm's M515 using Bluetooth/USB
>  \
> > Results:
> > It just worked. The full address book is synchronized b/n my Palm and
> > my Mac regularly. Every so often when I want to update my T39's
> > built-in phone book, I would just make modifications with the T39 group
> > within the Mac Address Book. At the next synchronization through iSync,
> > everything gets updated as described.
> > 
> > Very happy with the setup. The only complaint is the present speed.
> > iSync 1.0beta seemed to go through the routine rather slowly. Well, I
> > think I can forgive this beta ware for the time being.
> 
> 
> Same using T68(i) and Powerbook with jaguar.
> 
> Also sent SMSs with "GSM Remote" software; and GPRS scripts over Optus
> (Australia).
> 
> iSync is one of a number of iApps about to be upgraded in the next month
> or two...
> 
> Les

I've been trying to find a review of iSync. I have a t68 and I'm
taking delivery of a new powerbook in the next week. I was 
wondering whether any of you have done bidirectional updates
when using iSync? Specifically, can you enter new appointments
in your phone? Since iCal is more sophisticated, are the
new appointments found on the phone flagged in some manner so
that you could enrich the settings if desired in iCal. I also
use a Palm Vx but have been thinking of abandoning that if
the synch with one's phone works. I currently use xtndconnect PC
and gave up on entering dates in the t68 directly due to 
difficiencies. I've found xtndconnect most effective in a master
slave type configuration as opposed to bi-directional updating.
This is specifically for calendar entries as opposed to address
book changes.