First of all: wow. Parallels is completely fantastic! But second: bugger. Here's why...
I'm sync'ing my Treo 650 to an XPPro VM (running in Parallels, obviously) and it works beautifully, except for one thing; I get the following error whenever I try to sync with my ACT! (sales management software) contact list..
"The connection between your handheld computer and the desktop was lost."
I can sync ACT!'s to-do list and calendar, no problem. But I always get this error on the contacts list. It syncs happily for about 5 minutes and then -- boom! -- the error appears on the Treo. HotSync Manager on the VM continues unaware that the device has been disconnected, which is equally bizarre.
Does anyone know how to get around this? The contacts sync operation always takes a long time; is it a connection time issue (e.g. Parallels only holds the USB connection on a continual basis for a short period?)?
If anyone has a solution to this, I'd REALLY appreciate your help! This is the very last thing preventing me from totally dumping my Toshiba laptop...
Thanks!
Dave
I'm sync'ing my Treo 650 to an XPPro VM (running in Parallels, obviously) and it works beautifully, except for one thing; I get the following error whenever I try to sync with my ACT! (sales management software) contact list..
"The connection between your handheld computer and the desktop was lost."
I can sync ACT!'s to-do list and calendar, no problem. But I always get this error on the contacts list. It syncs happily for about 5 minutes and then -- boom! -- the error appears on the Treo. HotSync Manager on the VM continues unaware that the device has been disconnected, which is equally bizarre.
Does anyone know how to get around this? The contacts sync operation always takes a long time; is it a connection time issue (e.g. Parallels only holds the USB connection on a continual basis for a short period?)?
If anyone has a solution to this, I'd REALLY appreciate your help! This is the very last thing preventing me from totally dumping my Toshiba laptop...
Thanks!
Dave