How do you sync WM5 PDA with a Mac?
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The Missing Sync by MarkSpace is the only way to do this (other than syncing to Windows running in VirtualPC, or windows running natively on one of the new intel based Macs).\n\nhttp://www.markspace.com/\n\nIt's is $39.95 to download or $49.95 for physical shipment. That's the bad news. The good news is that it works really well and is probably even superior to Microsoft's syncing software for Windows.
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It can't be done directly, but porting it via RealBasic is an option (and at that point, you could build your app out to Mac, Windows or Linux).\n\nhttp://www.realbasic.com/support/whitepapers/portingvisualbasic/
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Garageband is free with every Mac.\n\n///
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Maybe this can help you http://mobile.yahoo.com/resource_center/tutorials/tutcontent?name=pda
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umm.. i don't think you can myfriend.  Reason #4532 why not to get a MAC! :-)
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If you have a mac, I'd try Apple's Garage Band. It comes installed on newer machines.  I've had some luck with it.
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I have a program called Fusion that lets u run Mac on Windows, yur Fusion isnt that one is it??
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Get the PDA and the software as a pair.   Synchronisation is the key.  If you get a PDA it needs to behave the same as the calendar on your computer, and synchronise with it flawlessly.   I use Outlook on the PC and have a palm PDA - I gave up on the palm (anyone want it?)  I'd suggest something that runs the same email/appointments program that you use on your main computer.\n\nYou should also use the same email system etc that your manager and your staff use, if they do.  That way you will all be able to see each others' calendars, to-do lists etc.   If you don't have a work email system (like Exchange, which Outlook needs) then maybe you should use a fully online one.  Doesn't yahoo have such a facility?
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Yes ofcourse.\nThere are emulators that can do that.\nBut all of them are in development stage and therefore not reliable.\nSo there is no official Mac emulator for windows.\nBut there are other Mac softwares that are also available for windows.\nLike iTunes. Use them if u like.
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you should have tohught of that beofre buying the printer.\ngoogle it. i saw on a mac comercial today that the new macs are able to install windows programs too.
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I've used it on a PC, but it is also Mac compatible:\n\n    * platform : PC and Mac\n    * os : Windows 2000, Windows XP; Mac OS X 10.3, 10.4
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Hi there...I hope this will help answer your question:\n\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/mac/support.aspx?pid=exchange
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http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&rls=RNWK,RNWK:2005-50,RNWK:en&q=network+mac+with+pc\nstart here.
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Hi, if you go to the OpenOffice site you can download and install the mac verison.   OpenOffice is 'open source' software that provides all the funcions of MS Office and support all the same file formats that Office supports.  You can find complete information here: http://porting.openoffice.org/mac/\n\nGood Luck
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If it's an mp3 that just opens with itunes, right click it, go down to properties.  Where it says "opens with:" (yours would have itunes by it), click change... and select windows media player from the list.  If you want to convert it, search on the web for something to convert from m4a to mp3/wma
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go to www.microsoft.com/mac or call\nApple CARE1800 7672775 (sosappl)
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Yes. When using a USB to serial converter, if it doesn't work, try setting the speed of the port lower. Some of the older PDA's will not recognize faster speeds. You can do this in device manager properties for the port.