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#510730 - 08/31/09 07:52 AM Sync with Palm Centro [Re: Maintain]
EDiSUser Registered: 06/11/09 Posts: 15	I use Missing Sync to sync with Now Contact and Now UTD. Now that I have switched to Now X, how do I sync?
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#510731 - 08/31/09 11:40 AM Re: Sync with Palm Centro [Re: Maintain]
dsawyer Registered: 04/05/07 Posts: 449	Missing Sync would be your solution for Now X as well. The difference is that you will sync your Palm with iCal and Address Book and Now X will pull the information via Mac OS X Sync Services. Regards. _________________________ Dave Sawyer ----------- iMac 24 2.8GHz Mac OS X 10.6.2 PowerMac G5 2GHz DP Mac OS X 10.5.8 Windows XP, Vista and Windows 7
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#510732 - 08/31/09 03:45 PM Re: Sync with Palm Centro [Re: Maintain]
EDiSUser Registered: 06/11/09 Posts: 15	Here is my specific question: On Sunday I downloaded Now X On Sunday I synced Now X with Ical and Address book On Monday I edited my Palm Centro, so it is not more up to date than the iCal and Address Book I noticed that I can sync with iCal and Address Book, but considering that it is already propogated with data from Now X, is that wise? Will I be creating duplicates? Also, will all of the fields line up? I have noticed that there are way more fields in Now X for each record than with Address Book (Category is a good example).
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