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Diaresi

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Aug 23, 2007
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I've just updated to 10.5.2 with no problems at all, but now trying to launch iSync (or get it to sync from the menu bar) does nothing. Well, it makes the dock move wider and then shorter again slightly and quickly :confused:

Anyone else had this problem/have an idea for a fix?
 
Works on 5 of my machines... all different varieties... Looks like there were some updates to iSync and sync services... I would kill preferences and try again.
 
I just downloaded the updates from Apple's website and installed them again...now all is working :confused: :D
 
Just to confirm that me, too, had to reinstall the 10.5.2 update to get iSync working. First I tried to install Leopard graphics, ilife update, deleted preferences and verified permissions without success. After viewing the post, I downloaded then the 10.5.2 combo update, installed it and well, it works. Not very intuitive...
 
Thrice confirmed

I had the same problem with iSync after using Software Update to apply 10.5.2. After downloading and applying 10.5.2 again using the Combo Updater iSync was again working.
 
Same here..

That fix worked.

Curse Apple for doing this, it really isn't on. I can't imagine how many less tech-savvy people have either resigned themselves to no isync, or worse still, signed up to .Mac to remedy the problem.

Thanks gang,

Jamie
 
That fix worked.

Curse Apple for doing this, it really isn't on. I can't imagine how many less tech-savvy people have either resigned themselves to no isync, or worse still, signed up to .Mac to remedy the problem.

Thanks gang,

Jamie

I SPOKE TOO DARN SOON!!!

As I took the Airport Update, it has changed the build of my MacBook, and I can't re-install the update. Please see here for more details:
http://www.xlr8yourmac.com/archives/mar08/032608.html

CURSE YOU APPLE! If anyone knows of any way around this (other than using Time Machine), please tell me!

Thanks so much-

Jamie
 
Dirty resolution

I SPOKE TOO DARN SOON!!!

As I took the Airport Update, it has changed the build of my MacBook, and I can't re-install the update. Please see here for more details:
http://www.xlr8yourmac.com/archives/mar08/032608.html

CURSE YOU APPLE! If anyone knows of any way around this (other than using Time Machine), please tell me!

Thanks so much-

Jamie

FINALLY SORTED (SORT OF)

Many thanks to forumer Bryan over at http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=1389694&tstart=60

"I have managed to get it working by showing the package contents and then finding the actual isync binary - launching this does fire up isync.

Its ugly, but a work around."

- Sort it out Jobs!!:mad::mad::mad:
 
FINALLY SORTED (SORT OF)

Many thanks to forumer Bryan over at http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=1389694&tstart=60

"I have managed to get it working by showing the package contents and then finding the actual isync binary - launching this does fire up isync.

Its ugly, but a work around."

- Sort it out Jobs!!:mad::mad::mad:

I created a new account and surprisingly iSync launches from that one..
I works from the administrator account too, but still not within mine (not counting the double click of the executable itself after selectin "show package contents", which works)

After I discovered this, I thought I mistakenly changed file permissions somehow, but they seems o.k.
hopefully someone or apple will fix this soon.

edit: strangely enough, if you copy and paste iSync to your "Desktop" it opens there.. well, at least it does here... :confused: :confused: :-?
 
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