I haven't sent this happen again. Maybe it has settled down now, or
been fixed in the update.
> Without seeing a detailed log I can't be 100% sure of what's happening
> on your system, but my best guess is that Google updating the
> "updated" value of a contact to whom you've sent an email which causes
> that contact to be pulled from Google on the next sync and "touched"
> in the Apple Sync Services database. We've seen this behavior from
> Google before but it's not consistent.
> If you'd like us to look at your log, please create a problem report
> (Advanced > Create report) and email it to supp...@spanningsync.com
> along with a detailed description of the issue.
> Thanks,
> Charlie
> On Mar 2, 12:27 am, Bill Bonney <billbon...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> Hi,
>> I have been using iSync for many years with various Nokia mobile
>> phones. One of the strategies i have with any sync software is to
>> review changes upon each sync, especially for address book. I do this
>> by creating an address book smart folder that show any changes to my
>> address book that have happened in the a) last week and in the b)
>> last
>> half a day.
>> I maybe have 1 card that has changed in the last week, but i see 23
>> changes in the address book for the last week and 4 is the last
>> half a
>> day.
>> Oh, now I have just downloaded 2.1.1 and my address book has 59 in
>> the
>> last half a day and 74 in the last week.
>> What is going on, and why are so many of my contacts being 'touched'.
>> As far as i can tell no data has changed, but it's lots of contacts
>> to
>> review to verify exactly if all is ok.
>> II have used .Mac for the last two or three years and I have never
>> seen this before
>> Thanks
>> Bill
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