Transitioning from Palm

[Sergio]

Have two Two Tungsten T, still working perfectly... pitty windows 7
does not syncronize, still on windows vista. Another dinossaur still
standing...


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[Dave Persinger]

I've been synching to Windows 7 for a couple of years. I just use the
Wi-Fi to do a network synch. The USB synch doesn't work because the USB
hotsynch driver is not 64-bit.
Have two Two Tungsten T, still working perfectly... pitty windows 7
does not syncronize, still on windows vista. Another dinossaur still
standing...

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[martin trotter]

There is a 64bit driver available for hotsync.

Its by a third party company who are building there own pdas with palm
classic Os
on them.

dont remember the name as I only use 32bit windows

Martin N

I've been synching to Windows 7 for a couple of years.  I just use the
Wi-Fi to do a network synch.  The USB synch doesn't work because the USB
hotsynch driver is not 64-bit.
Have two Two Tungsten T, still working perfectly... pitty windows 7
does not syncronize, still on windows vista. Another dinossaur still
standing...
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[Voytek]

Post by martin trotter
There is a 64bit driver available for hotsync.
Its by a third party company who are building there own pdas with palm
classic Os on them.
dont remember the name as I only use 32bit windows

aceca sp? from new zealand

[jfdorsey]

Thanks for the lead, Voytek. The site is Aceeca.com and the 64-bit driver is a free download but no support is provided for non-Aceeca handhelds.

My wife will be thrilled as her E2 can likely be backed up now. I had to buy an iPoo as my Treo 700P isn't supported by my carrier, but I still use it as my calendar since Apple doesn't believe that anybody needs alarms any farther out than two days before the event.

Palm's standard apps are far superior to Apple's as is Hotsync to that furschlugginer iCloud! If only greed hadn't ruled at Palm!

I've been a Lurker on this group for years, never posted before, but have learned a lot from the digests. Thank you all!

Jim Dorsey
Brampton, ON, Canada

Post by Voytek

Post by martin trotter
There is a 64bit driver available for hotsync.
Its by a third party company who are building there own pdas with palm
classic Os on them.
dont remember the name as I only use 32bit windows

aceca sp? from new zealand

[dennisthornton1952]

Aceeca.com has a 64bit driver that works fine:

http://aceeca.com/index.php?option=com_maqmahelpdesk&Itemid=5&id_workgroup=1&task=downloads_product&id=6

Dennis Thornton

Post by Dave Persinger
I've been synching to Windows 7 for a couple of years. I just use the
Wi-Fi to do a network synch. The USB synch doesn't work because the USB
hotsynch driver is not 64-bit.
Have two Two Tungsten T, still working perfectly... pitty windows 7
does not syncronize, still on windows vista. Another dinossaur still
standing...
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[e bartels]

pardon me if this is the wrong place ... where would I post for sale Palm Tungsten (one working well, one with cracked glass), Palm Vx, folding keyboard, etc? I've not been active in this forum for quite a while.



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Subject: [GtD_Palm] Re: Transitioning from Palm


 
Aceeca.com has a 64bit driver that works fine:

http://aceeca.com/index.php?option=com_maqmahelpdesk&Itemid=5&id_workgroup=1&task=downloads_product&id=6

Dennis Thornton

Post by Dave Persinger
I've been synching to Windows 7 for a couple of years. I just use the
Wi-Fi to do a network synch. The USB synch doesn't work because the USB
hotsynch driver is not 64-bit.
Have two Two Tungsten T, still working perfectly... pitty windows 7
does not syncronize, still on windows vista. Another dinossaur still
standing...
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