Check the PasswordWallet™ for Macintosh manual for instructions on how to set up your Macintosh conduit for synchronization. If you've installed the conduit, any errors found during synchronization will reveal themselves in the HotSync Log available from within the Palm Desktop Software.

This usually happens if PasswordWallet on the Palm is synchronized with more than one computer. Please follow the directions within the PasswordWallet for Mac ReadMe file on how to "Reset for a clean synchronization".

PasswordWallet can store the date you accessed any record. This date is stored with the record itself and can be set by the Mac and the Palm versions. If you access a record on both the Mac and Palm between syncs, the sync engine cannot tell which record is newest, so duplicates them.

You can avoid this by turning off "Record data and time when accessing a record." in the preferences of the Mac OS X version of PasswordWallet.

It's really sad. Palm used to be a first class citizen on Mac OS X. Palm's software for Mac OS X is a little old. Palm has fixed a few bugs on Mac OS X, though. The latest version is the "D" release. All users should update to at least the "D" release of Palm Desktop. It's not perfect, though.

There is third party software that works really well with Palm devices. Missing Sync for Palm OS from Mark/Space software is superb, and runs the PasswordWallet Palm conduit without issue.

Yes! Handspring Visors run PalmOS, so PasswordWallet should work just fine with them! Many brands of handheld computers run PalmOS.

There isn't enough room on the Palm screen to display the full name of the software, so the shorter "Passwords" was chosen to represent PasswordWallet™.

Records stored in PasswordWallet™ are always encrypted. Because of this, the global system find function is not able to search through the encrypted records. The solution is to run PasswordWallet™ (by tapping "Passwords") unlock it with your master password, and use the "Find" button at the bottom of the screen.

Excellent question. If you use a Macintosh, you can synchronize with the Macintosh version of PasswordWallet. Unfortunately there isn't a Windows version of PasswordWallet.

We recommend purchasing a utility like "Backup Buddy" to back up your Palm pilot. Utilities like these should do a good job at backing up the Palm databases where PasswordWallet stores your passwords.

PasswordWallet databases on the Palm are not backed up by the standard backup conduit. This makes PasswordWallet imprevious to IR Sync Hacks. PasswordWallet databases need to backed up with third party utilities like Backup Buddy the same way your computer needs to be backed up with proper backup software.