Feb 25
I can’t tell you how excited I am at the promise of a conduit that will finally allow me to connect my iPhone with Lotus Notes (even if it uses the built-in Mac stuff to get it done – that’s a more valid option than DWA uber-light, in my opinion).
However, I’ve had the software installed since Wednesday of last week and I still don’t have it fully working. I’ve got a few tech articles open and their support is friendly, but very slow to get back to you. There are also NO documents in the knowledgebase about anything related to the Notes connector.
So … when I get this working, I’ll finally be able to post a blog entry about it (and it’ll be detailed, to help others avoid the headaches I’ve had).
Watch this space for more information.
February 27th, 2008 at 9:18 am
As I was waiting so long for Mac Lotus Notes and iPhone calendar synchronization I bought the product when I saw it. But unfortunately I had very terrible experience with it.
I needed to wait about 30 minutes to get to the settings screen to specify that I only need to synchronize my local Lotus Notes calendar and I specified that I need to synchronize entries not older than 30 days. And then it took about 40 minutes to run the synchronization but at the end it failed with the error message “PMDate::weekofMonth: bad day of month” and nothing was synchronized with my iCal.
So the product was totally useless for me and I requested refund for it.
February 28th, 2008 at 7:00 am
Hi, and thank you for the blog.
I’ve just receive my iPhone and i will try to use it with lotus Notes and my Mac… And gobetween, the only product proposed on the market…
Could you tell us more about your problems using the conduit you are trying ?
Thank you
March 3rd, 2008 at 12:19 am
It seems to be the same swindle as i bought lipsynk a couple of years ago ! Let us wait for the next appel event…
March 3rd, 2008 at 12:19 am
It seems to be the same swindle as i bought lipsynk a couple of years ago ! Let us wait for the next apple event…