Hello,
I have some questions - I've done a search and really can't find a solid answer anywhere.
1) I have exchange e-mail through my work that also has contacts/calendar. If I set up this account on my computer and add it to iCal and address book (OS X 10.6), will this do the same thing as MobileMe calendar/contacts push? Will my contacts and calendar get pushed to my iPhone as well as to my other computers?
2) Moreover, I don't really care at all about the @me.com address...why can't I just keep doing free trials and renew every 60 days? All I care about is syncing across my different devices as well as findmyiphone, and the iDisk is nice too.
3) Let's say "File A" is on my desktop. I copy it to my iDisk. Then I delete File A from the iDisk. Does it touch the "File A" that was on my desktop?
4) What is the advantage of syncing mail settings? I just typed in my email address into Mail and it works.
5) ONE LAST QUESTION! I can't get back to my mac to work. I have an AEBS (the one just before they added gigabit ethernet). I told it to share a public IP address and then enabled the NAT port mapping protocol and I get error messages ("The DHCP range you have entered conflicts with the WAN IP address of your Apple wireless device").
Thanks a lot !
I have some questions - I've done a search and really can't find a solid answer anywhere.
1) I have exchange e-mail through my work that also has contacts/calendar. If I set up this account on my computer and add it to iCal and address book (OS X 10.6), will this do the same thing as MobileMe calendar/contacts push? Will my contacts and calendar get pushed to my iPhone as well as to my other computers?
2) Moreover, I don't really care at all about the @me.com address...why can't I just keep doing free trials and renew every 60 days? All I care about is syncing across my different devices as well as findmyiphone, and the iDisk is nice too.
3) Let's say "File A" is on my desktop. I copy it to my iDisk. Then I delete File A from the iDisk. Does it touch the "File A" that was on my desktop?
4) What is the advantage of syncing mail settings? I just typed in my email address into Mail and it works.
5) ONE LAST QUESTION! I can't get back to my mac to work. I have an AEBS (the one just before they added gigabit ethernet). I told it to share a public IP address and then enabled the NAT port mapping protocol and I get error messages ("The DHCP range you have entered conflicts with the WAN IP address of your Apple wireless device").
Thanks a lot !