It supports selective synching of mailboxes and accounts.

The new version is compatible with VersaMail.

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“Who needs a PDA“, the developer asks, “when you have an iPod?”

The new version features support for a variety of document formats (Word, RTF and text files) and allows for smarter, more selective syncing of messages in Mail.app.

The main interface gives an indication of the variety of things you can copy to your iPod:

The window of options for Apple Mail shows the new options for selecting particular mailboxes, and various settings for filtering the messages to be copied:

I don’t own an iPod (or a PDA), but if I did I would definitely be interested in this, or in one of its sync-to-iPod competitors like Pod2Go or MailToPod (when a Tiger version is released).

iPDA is shareware (USD 19.95) and available from the developer’s web site.

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