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but I just want to copy a file from the Mac to the BlackBerry…
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neither PocketMac SyncManager (a free download from RIM) nor the MissingSync for BlackBerry (shareware) seem to get this done, they offer you to sync a bunch of things but not individual files… this hasn't be that hard, huh?
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Originally Posted by angelmb 
neither PocketMac SyncManager (a free download from RIM)
Link? I was just about to pay for it.
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Mac update estimates:
MacBook Pro mid 3Q08 (Cantiga, 2.5-2.8Ghz); MacBook early-mid 4Q08 (Cantiga-G, 2.4-2.5Ghz); MacBook Air late 3Q08 (45nm); Mac Pro/Xserve mid-late 4Q08 (3+Ghz Nehalem); iMac early 1Q09 (Cantiga, 2.8-3.33Ghz, maybe quad option); Mac mini early 3Q08 (Crestline-G, 2.1-2.4Ghz 45nm).
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08 Whitebook 2.2 2.0.120.
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As long as we're on topic, is there any way to tether (USB or BT) for internet access?
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Mac update estimates:
MacBook Pro mid 3Q08 (Cantiga, 2.5-2.8Ghz); MacBook early-mid 4Q08 (Cantiga-G, 2.4-2.5Ghz); MacBook Air late 3Q08 (45nm); Mac Pro/Xserve mid-late 4Q08 (3+Ghz Nehalem); iMac early 1Q09 (Cantiga, 2.8-3.33Ghz, maybe quad option); Mac mini early 3Q08 (Crestline-G, 2.1-2.4Ghz 45nm).
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Actually, to copy an item from the Mac to the BB is sort of easy, guess you want to copy a ring tone:
- Open “Media” Application on your Blackberry.
- Select “Ring Tones”.
- Select either “All Ring Tones”, “My Ring Tones” or “Preloaded Ring Tones”.
- Press the Blackberry button directly to the right of the green phone button.
- Select “Receive Using Bluetooth”. You will see a “File Transfer - Waiting for connection” message.
- Go to your Mac and open Bluetooth File Exchange.
- Select “Send File”.
- Select the device you want to transfer your file to (in this case, a Blackberry 8100 Pearl).
- Click “Send”.
- Go to your Blackberry and notice a window asking you to “Please choose the location where you wish to save file”.
- Select “Save” located at the bottom left of the window.
I get a message saying about an error regarding the copy every-time I do it so you could think 'oh, it failed' but actually it didn't, the file is copied no matter what Bluetooth File Exchange claims… at least here.
As for tether, I guess these links could be helpful, I can't provide feedback there, heck, I didn't even know what 'tethering' was 
"How do I use my Blackberry Pearl as a bluetooth modem with a Mac?": Tech Support from Ask Dave Taylor!
http://www.blackberryforums.com/mac-...mpossible.html
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Even easier if you want to just get a MicroSD card and then it'll mount on your desktop.
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Yes, they are dirty cheap right now, 1 GB goes for only 5€ on a local store while BlackBerry website asks 35€ haha, and people complaints about Apple RAM prices!! 
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