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Question: Does it sync with Windows7 on a computer with MS 8
Document: Don't use it connected to a computer for emails or anything like that. But works good as a password keeper that is not connected to anything &#34;hackable&#34;. Only con is I have to keep it charged, if I forget, the memory is wiped and I have to reload it. I sync it to a non-network computer so I am sure to have the sensitive data on hand but secure.
I always thought that PDAs were for businessmen with lots of money. Not so!I am a college undergraduate with a double major, a full social life, and lots of appointments to keep. Before, my assignment book was a scrawl of 8 different colors of pen margin to margin just to keep everything straight. Now, I have everything in the palm of my hand.I researched PDAs before I got one.
Since buying my first Palm I've contacted them 7 or 8 times with small questions on how to set things up, etc. (never an actual technical problem). Each time they responded promptly via email and provided me with the infomration I needed.The Palm m515 may not be perfect, but its one of the best on the market and with a good company like Palm backing it up, its the best PDA you could buy.
Yes, the 8 megs of extra RAM is nice, but I ended up buying SD Mem cards for both units anyway. To summarize: If you are the techno dude who needs the best Palm has to offer-go with the m515. But if you need to save the money-go with the m130. Use the money you save to buy all those other Palm goodies you'll need and want. I like my m515, but looking back, I wish that's the way I'd gone...
The Palm 515 was the 3rd Palm in the 500 series I've owned that have been had within the 90-day warranty period.The first 2 were 505s that were bad and Palm did work on getting them replaced. Finally, I obtained a 515 - hoping to avoid the sync problems the 505s had - and the added memory was a plus.Within 60 days - the new 515 wouldn't sync either.
I, too, had a similar experience to several of the other reviewers. I purchased this Palm and it worked well for about a year and then suddenly it wouldn't sync anymore. I searched this website and others and found that the great majority of buyers have experienced the same thing. I am a medical student and several other medical students and residents would approach me with amazement saying "Yours still works? Mine died after about a year!"
Make sure you do a sync before you do this or you will lose all your data. After I did this it charged and I did a sync. Then I tried to use my Franklin PDR card that came with my Palm. It kept giving me fatal exception errors. Another call to Tech Support and I was told I had to do a hard reset to get the card to work. It did work after I did a hard reset. So I did another sync. And my card worked this time.
I have been using this for years and have found that I can never trust it to keep any new info. Taking it on the road and relying on it to not crash is prohibitivly risky. I stripped out all 3rd party software including avant go and only use the bare basic calendar, phonelist and notes and still find it crashes WAY too frequently, needing a reset that wipes out everything in its memory untill my next hot sync.
I can catch up on reading anywhere and can even read the lighted screen in the middle of the night with the lights off so as not to disturb my husband.I have not had any of the hot sync issues that other reviewers have mentioned. I sync almost every single day and have not had one problem. My main criticism of the 515 is the battery life. With my old Vx I could use it every day for almost a week before I would have to recharge it.
Another call to tech support. This time they told me I could send it in for repair or spend 39 dollars and they would send me a replacement and a return envelope and label to send my original m515 back. I chose to do that. The new one came. It charged and when I turned it on there was considerable color distortion on the screen which I found to be totally unaccepable. I went ahead and decided to do a sync.
Answer: What is MS8?  Do you mean Microsoft 8?  I know it syncs fine with Microsoft Word and Excel.  I think it would do fine no matter what the systems and programs.  These things seem to be able to download or use whatever it takes to make them work.  I dread the day when there will be no more Palms.  It is still the coolest thing invented that one can enjoy without the cyberspace clutter.  Good Luck!