Today in iPhone item number 80, May 29th, 2009.

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Hey, Rob, Daryl Cognito, calling you from Calgary.

Just listening to your, I think it's May 23rd episode

where the caller was wondering about migrating palm information onto the iPhone.

I went from a palm to the iPhone,

or to a Blackberry, then to the iPhone, but it's pretty much the same.

For address and calendar stuff, I'm assuming the listener knows you just sync without look or I-Cal an address on the Mac side and then sync to your iPhone as normally. For notes, this was a bit of a struggle. What I did was, I first played with file magnet, which allowed you to move text and PDF files over to the iPhone. And I just use cut and paste to

create text files of all my palm notes out of the note application, then use file magnet.

Then I think I used something called Syncbook, which also worked to store some basic information.

None of it's elegant, none of it's pretty, but all you need

is an app, and I think there's a few free ones that allow you to sync text files with your iPhone,

and you just cut and paste the contents of your palm notes and save them as individual text files

and put them in a little folder.

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