iCal and iSynce confirmation

[boi]

Originally posted by Holmes

The only problem with the alarm is that it requires iCal to be open at that specific time

my version doesn't.

 

[Holmes]

what version are you using?

 

[AdmiralAK]

You have a palm that is why you dont like your PDA...
I dont blame you --- if I had a palm I would curse the minute and teh second I bought it (or the person that gave it to me) since graffiti SUCKS big time lol.

I have a pocketpc (yeah I know the devil blah blah blah), but I cant tell you HOW many times it has proven useful
Main functions I use it for:
Addressbook/phonebook
Bday reminder
Dictionary (use this program DAILY) for translations
PDF viewer (for reference materials)


Medium usage:
Games (when bored)
Music (I convert some MP3s to WMA to take up less space)
calculator

Less often:
email checker (for when I am away from home)

It might be M$ stuff but the thing works remarkably well!
I seriously hope iSync at some point in the near future has syncability with PocketPC devices --- also with the new SonyEricsson P800s lol.



I use my newton too, but only at home, or if I am chargin my iPaq and need a PDA right away lol. -- I love my newton too, but it cant do PDFs

 

[Urbansory]

I rather have an iPod than this Palm. iPods are getting more and more useful now.

 

[jasonh]

I was wondering if 'iCal' would be compatible with an M$ Exchange server as I know 'Mail' is over a Virtual Private Network.

I'd love to ditch Outlook 2001 because it still runs in classic and it's crap.

Problem is, I work in a mixed environment of Macs and PCs and do alot of scheduling for meeting so I rely of Outlook 2001 sooo much.