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Your Act manual explains it clearly.
Act for Palm is a program that starts out as part of Act 6.0. In Act on your PC, you go through a setup program telling Act (Act for Palm), what your Treo's name is and who it belongs to and what portion (group) of the PC Act database you want to sync with your Treo. You also tell it to send info from the PC the first time. Then the first time, it installs a program in the Treo (Act for Palm OS) and copies all of your 60 fields plus to-do's and calender histories, and everything.
When you start up our Treo, you will have the Act for Palm program in your launcher and in that program, you will have all your contacts and histories and seperate Act calendar and seperate todo from the Treo calendar. You do not use Act Link in this case. And there will be nothing in your Treo contacts (from this sync w/Act).
When you press the sync button, your palm desktop program syncs all of your Treo functions with the desktop and also starts any third party program syncs (Docs to Go, Act for Palm OS, etc.).
I have a Treo 600 and it works great in terms of sync and moving stuff back and forth between the Treo and the PC.
You can find varing answers about act for palm works correctly on a 650. Based on the responses on this thread alone it is clear that at least there are missunderstandings.
It is also clear that today, the only combination that will work completely between the Treo and PC is Act 6.0 and Act for Palm (with two fixes downloaded from act.com ...fix 1.01 & telephony fix), and it is known that this program works on a 600. Any thing with Act Link, will work with Act 6.0 & the Treo contacts but only a very limited number of the 60 Act fields will sync both ways. Simply discribed as name and address and phone. No histories or calendar or other fields will sync with Act Link between the Treo contacts and the PC act. Using Act Link and Treo contacts makes no sense to me except to give you caller ID and auto email name insertion into SMS.
Well that ought to confuse the rest.
Curt
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