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I've got a Palm m130 and a Macinthosh G4/867/640 running MacOS X 10.2.3.

I see that it is possible to install a program named DocumentsToGo which
makes it possible to share Word and Excel documents between the Palm and
the desktop computer.

The program DocumentsToGo can be installed on MacOS 9 and earlier, and
Windows. I've tried to install it in MacOS X which would let it run in
Classic. Without success. And I've tried to find a MacOS X version on
www.palm.com - unsuccesfully too.

But /does/ the program exist for the MacOS X, or will I have to boot the
computer into MacOS 9.2.x every time I want to syncronize - or
syncronize to a Windows computer instead?
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Per Erik Rønne, MSc
Frederikssundsvej 308B, 3. tv.
DK-2700 Brønshøj, Denmark
Telephone + fax +45 38 89 00 16, mobile +45 28 23 09 92

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In article <1fpmwms.m98gxozgzlz4N%per@ronne.invalid>, Per Rønne
<per@ronne.invalid> wrote:


> The program DocumentsToGo can be installed on MacOS 9 and earlier, and
> Windows. I've tried to install it in MacOS X which would let it run in
> Classic. Without success. And I've tried to find a MacOS X version on
> www.palm.com - unsuccesfully too.
>
> But /does/ the program exist for the MacOS X, or will I have to boot the
> computer into MacOS 9.2.x every time I want to syncronize - or
> syncronize to a Windows computer instead?

There is Documents to Go for OS X. Try
http://www.dataviz.com/index_mac.html

macskiman

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I run Docs to go on a clie and Mac 10.2.3 no problems. Check out
dataviz site as recommended by macskiman.

jak



In article <300120032339342934%seesignature@hotmail.com>, macskiman
<seesignature@hotmail.com> wrote:

> In article <1fpmwms.m98gxozgzlz4N%per@ronne.invalid>, Per Rønne
> <per@ronne.invalid> wrote:
>
>
> > The program DocumentsToGo can be installed on MacOS 9 and earlier, and
> > Windows. I've tried to install it in MacOS X which would let it run in
> > Classic. Without success. And I've tried to find a MacOS X version on
> > www.palm.com - unsuccesfully too.
> >
> > But /does/ the program exist for the MacOS X, or will I have to boot the
> > computer into MacOS 9.2.x every time I want to syncronize - or
> > syncronize to a Windows computer instead?
>
> There is Documents to Go for OS X. Try
> http://www.dataviz.com/index_mac.html
>
> macskiman