The Missing Sync for Palm OS for Mac

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The Missing Sync for Palm OS Analysis

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The Missing Sync for Palm OS is a trial version utility designed for Mac users to facilitate seamless synchronization between Palm OS devices and Mac computers. This software enables users to transfer contacts, calendars, and tasks efficiently, ensuring that important information is always up to date across devices. With an intuitive interface, it simplifies the synchronization process, making it accessible even for those with limited technical knowledge.

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In addition to basic data syncing, The Missing Sync offers features such as media management, allowing users to transfer photos and music to their Palm devices. It supports various file formats and provides options for customizing sync settings to suit individual preferences. Compatibility with multiple Palm OS devices enhances its utility, making it a valuable tool for users looking to maintain their data effectively.

The Missing Sync for Palm OS for Mac

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Full Specifications

GENERAL

Release: November 19, 2009

Latest update: June 11, 2026

Version: 6.0.6

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Mac

Operating System

Mac OS X
Mac OS X 10.6
Mac OS X 10.4
Mac OS X 10.5

Additional Requirements: None

POPULARITY

Total Downloads: 3,271

Downloads Last Week: 0

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User Reviews

3.3/5

104 User Votes

I have yet to get it to work on my new iMac 27
roycethomasDecember 30, 2009
Pros
Can't say yet.
Cons
Won't run on the new iMac 27"
Summary
Looking forward to answers as to WHY it doesn't run on the New iMac 27" 4 core machine.
It does the job, and keeps my Palm device running!
DrRalphDecember 2, 2009
Pros
More features than the old Apple sync conduit make it a better product.
Cons
It still gasses me to have to pay $40 for the ability to sync my Palm. But it is cheaper than switching to an iPod Touch.
Summary
High price, but a quality product that does the job.
quick and accurate
SWCFMOctober 20, 2009
Pros
Quickly installed. Easy to use. Was the only thing I found to do the job after changing to Leopard with a new iMac
Cons
So far, haven't found any negative aspects.
Summary
Cannot rate since I couldn't use the product.
Mary MarshburnOctober 8, 2009
Pros
Can't judge.
Cons
Can't judge.
Summary
My setup is problematic--I need to sync a Palm Centro with an iMac in an organization that uses an outdated version of MS Exchange for e-mail and scheduling. Missing Sync is the best product I've used so far to keep things in sync, but even so, there are a few glitches with version 6.0.4; 6.0.5 crashed repeatedly, so I reinstalled the previous version.
Great but to bad to be necessary
lars.eggerNovember 1, 2008
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />After updating from Entourage 2004 to 2008, I have decided to change to Apple's software solutions. Syncing my Palm TX with MS Office or iCal and address-book was an impossible mission! Thanks to Missing Sync it's an easy task now. The good news is, that Mark developed a solution for Palm syncing with Apple's dream-machines, the sad side is, that Apple still is missing profound Palm-Support. Thanks Mark
Good Support
traintrackAugust 6, 2008
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />My Tungsten T2 would not sync with iCal. I sent an email detailing the situation to MarkSpace; I received a reply the next day. The process they recommended resolved the issue.
Stay away from this product v6.0.1
larouche_sSeptember 18, 2007
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />This application is a nightmare: My worst experience for the past 15 years using a software. <ul> <li>-Lost my money,</li> <li>-Scrapped my Palm database (contact DB was damanged) and needed to hard reset,</li> <li>-Multiplicity of same contacts (scrapped my address book in the MAC),</li> <li>-iTunes sync does not work,</li> <li>-iPhoto synch crash and kick you out of the application,</li> <li>-Events sync run endlessly (waited 3 hours and I had only 3 events),</li> <li>-No proper date format recognition, so events are not sync properly,</li> </ul> ...lucky me, i had a backup of iCal and Address book before Missing Sync scrapped everything. Now i use iSync and HotSync instead. I just can't figure out how to make HotSync work with WiFi. <b>Stay away from this product</b>, unless you don't care loosing your data, money and lots of time.
Missing Sync is the right name
peteryurSeptember 10, 2007
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />I've owned this product since early June. The latest beta is the latest horror. I use my Palm TX daily and need to synch to safeguard my data. BUT, I cannot remember the last time that my calendar or my contact list synched successfully. The support system includes tech support, which akes up to a week to respond, and an active forum of users. The reason that it's acive is that the problems far outweigh the successes. Sadly, there is no alternative to synch with the Palm. Apple didn't care about this when they developed their OS, leaving a minimally operational, minimally functional solution.
Hopelessly bad update
pdwrAugust 2, 2007
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />This upgrade of Missing Sync is absolutely hopeless. There ought ot be a refund for everyone who has bought this version or upgrade. My business ahs lost so much time and money from failed syncing and loss of time that I can't even begin to calculate. I've been using Missing Sync since version 3 with various handlhelds, now a Treo 650. There always seemed to have been glitches in their new releases but this update to version 6 is the worst imagineable. And it seems unsalvagable. Glacial rate of sync (one took 8 hours - that's right, 8 hours!!!); it has perpetual sync failures and having to redo, redo, redo with hours of time taken with each sync attempt. Contacting Mark/Space support always looks good on the surface but their 'help' never actually gets the app working. Ever. And now they blame Apple's Sync Services for the problems! Come on guys - get your act together and maybe you'll retrieve some customers. If not, there's a wide opening for a competitor product here. I think it's worth going back to Palm Desktop and using that, even with its limitations.
Not quite yet
johnf8July 10, 2007
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />The interface is a bit prettier. If you haven't a Treo, there's little reason to upgrade to version 6. As with others, I've had considerable difficulty synchronizing contacts and calendar events with version 6. Changing a contact in Address Book can yield bizarre sync errors when you try to get it to your Palm (TX in my case); the same is true for new events. In contrast, version 5.1.2 worked well for me. Wait for a bit if you need something like this and can't get 5.1.2 anymore.

Developer’s Description

Sync contacts, calendars, photos and more between a Mac and Palm OS device, such as Treo or Centro.