Your HotSync ID is the name that you gave your device when you first set it up. AeroPlayer will display your HotSync ID on the 'Register' form. You can also find your ID by tapping on the HotSync icon and looking in the upper-right-hand corner of the screen.

The HotSync User ID is the name assigned to your Palm OS device as determined by you during your first HotSync. This HotSync User ID is essential for you to run PScorite's registered version. Alternatively, you may locate it within the Palm Desktop software at the upper right hand corner of the Palm Desktop to the right of User ID.

When I run it, it says "BDicty will not run. You may be running out of memory..." I have plenty of memory!

Tap on 'About' menu, then tap on 'About checkMoney'. You will find your Palm User Name. Please send this to get your registration code.

The programs, databases and settings for your handheld are stored in a "HotSync profile" on your PC. When you switch to a new handheld (or have serious problems with your current handheld), it's a very good idea to create a new profile so that HotSync Manager won't install old, incompatible programs and settings onto your new device.

At this time, it is our policy that when you pay for a license key, that is exactly what you are doing. If you need a different license key (because you changed your HotSync ID or for any other reason), then you must pay for another (different) one. We are sure everyone can appreciate the reason for this policy as it protects us from people "sharing" their license keys when the sharee should be paying for his own.

Daily is preferred, however that is not very convenient. Due to a myriad of potential issues leading to the pda getting wiped clean of all data, we highly recommend you hotsync as often as possible and at least once per week.

Check the version of the Palm OS on your handheld (version 4.0 or later is required) and check the version of the Palm desktop software (version 4.0 or later is required). Check to make sure that you are using the most recent version of Gradekeeper. Make sure that you enabled Hotsync for each class from Gradekeeper.

Albums are under RAM/albums as the tree node (i.e. in the left part). This is because albums are themselves folders. If you copy to the card, then look under Synced folder. (Again: images as folder members, albums as subfolders.)

Unfortunately, using HotSync to transfer a large file to your SD card does take quite a while. We recommend using a stand alone card reader to copy files to the AUDIO/ directory on your card. Most computer stores sell card readers for fairly cheap (less than $20). For feedback about specific brands, try joining our Yahoo! Groups discussion group and asking what other users prefer.

All the databases created by Shadow have the "backup flag" set on. This means the Hotsync Manager on your desktop is free to download your files at its discression. If you are using a recent Hotsync Manager (any of Palm Desktop 3 or later is new enough), it will automatically backup all of your Shadow files each hotsync. If your Hotsync Manager is old, and not downloading your Shadow database ".pdb"'s, try getting a newer version by downloading Palm Desktop from Palm. Shadow Plan 2.

Look for error messages for the last session, i.e. between the lines "HotSync operation started 08/11/03 18:27:34" Install To Card" is the name of the conduit that performs the copy. This conduit is part of the Palm installation. There can be a number of reasons starting from the hardware problems, through bad connection setup up to the messed conduits. We can give you only a general advice: visit various FAQ list or search for the problem solution using Google.

You are responsible for running getdata yourself to download new data, it does not happen automatically during Hotsync. There is an experimental conduit available for Windows users, but be advised that it apparenlty conflicts with 3rd party conduits such as Intellisync, PocketMirror, etc. You can find it on the pre-release page. The conduit will run getdata for you during Hotsync.

HotSync? refers to the process used to exchange information between a desktop computer system and a handheld system. Thus, this is the method by which the Suspension Assistant application is installed or re-installed onto your handheld device.

Your ID number is the seven-digit number located above your name on the mailing label affixed to most mailings that come from A.R.E.

The Session ID is an optional feature used by iPOLL Limited and iPOLL Select subscribers to identify a specific search session. This information is reported on monthly iPOLL usage statements. The Session ID can be used to identify individual users in a multi-user office environment or to identify specific projects for billing purposes.

You may have established an Apple ID to make a purchase from the Apple Store, the iTunes store, to access the AppleCare Knowledge Base, or to register a new Apple Product. If you have a .Mac account, your .Mac login acts as an Apple ID as well. To create a new Apple ID, confirm that you have an Apple ID, or to retrieve a forgotten password visit: https://myinfo.apple.com/.

The University Service Center is now issuing the Gothic Card (Campus Photo IDs) to all Students, Faculty, Staff, Alumni, Visitors, Pre-College Programs, Athletic Center users, affiliates, contractors, and vendors. For additional information about the Gothic Card please go to our website at: http://www.njcu.edu/programs/gothiccard/

A State ID is a barcoded alpha-numeric tag that is applied at the time the equipment is received. The tag is used to identify SDSU campus inventory and to track the equipment during its life on campus. Typically, the State ID can be found on a yellow sticker placed on durable campus items.

Using Wireless as explained above, with J-Pilot's File/Preferences/Settings/Serial Port set to net: eg net:192.168.2.100 You can't install songs to your clie using Sonicstage unless you have a Magicgate Memory Stick. However, you still can transfer songs to your clie using Data Export/Data Import programs.

I have a Tungsten T5, and some of my Earthcomber files will not synchronize. I have tried the above suggestions.

It should not prevent image installation, but can cause some confusion concerning the location where the file images are copied. (The RAM images don't present a problem.) The logic behind the file copy is as follows: Palm Desktop maintains a table of assignments which image type (jpg, gif etc.) should be copied to which directory. The table content is based on the requests of different applications (viewers). During the HotSync Palm copies card files to the directories written in the table. F.e.

During synchronization, your device uses more battery power than normal. If you're not charging while synchronizing, use the fastest HotSync method available (USB is fastest, IR and Wireless Sync are slowest).

The HotSync Manager application on your desktop computer lets you change the way you synchronize data between your handheld and your desktop computer. Most built-in applications on your handheld have a conduit that links the data on your handheld with the data on your desktop computer; each conduit has customizable settings. Some third-party applications install additional conduits. Make sure your data is being backed up. Some third-party applications change the way your handheld backs up data.

Make sure you are installing the "Palm" version, and not the "Outlook" version, of TripleSync. During the installation you will be prompted to install the TripleSync conduit, or leave the current calendar conduit. You must select to install the TripleSync one, as this is not the default setting for this option.