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The Future of Mac Synchronization: A New Mac Synchronization Solution and Conduit Developer Kit for Palm OS 4.x, 5.x, and Cobalt

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Overview As a proven leader in Mac synchronization solutions, Mark/Space, Inc. will fill the need to offer Mac users a solution for synchronizing Palm OS Cobalt devices. Mark/Space has the best combination of Mac and Palm OS expertise, as well as key resources to develop modern synchronization architecture. Mark/Space is developing a replacement to HotSync Manager that works on modern Mac OS versions, newer Palm OS devices, and can be maintained into the future. This document outlines some of the goals and some of the design decisions behind this new solution.

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Publisher	Mark/Space, Inc.	File Format	PDF, requires Acrobat Rdr 5
Date Published	February 2004	Downloads	408
Format	White Papers
Topics	PDA, Palm, Mac OS

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