If I switch back to Mac OS, I'll need to move from Palm Desktop to iCal. I just wanted to make sure that it's reliable, that it's data never gets corrupted or anything like that. In the 8 years I've used the Windows Palm Desktop, I've never had a single issue with corruption or anything, so though I should double check.
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Is iCal ultra-reliable as a PIM application?
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I've had no issues in the last couple of years with iCal or Address Book. Incidentally, both apps have a very easy-to-use backup feature in the File menu. 
No worries mate. The great thing about these PIM apps from Apple is their integration into the rest of the system.