This is the pc way of syncing not sure if it works for macs:

Salling Software - Home

to load files (long as u can see it on the pc) just drag and drop to the SDcard (i created a folder called music). but that program, giving it works, should put the music where it needs to be.
then if u install tunewiki to listen to your music it will find the music for you.
to delete programs go to settings, applications, manage applications, click on what you dont want then choose uninstall.
we are waiting for a rom dump from verizon or htc to be able to root the eris.
im assuming its like winmo, shouldnt be too difficult after you do it once or twice

 

I think... there was a manual included somewhere... I forgot where though I remember the verizon people saying there was a digital one you could get to

If you're trying to sync Music, I use Doubletwist to get my iTunes playlists to my phone. If you're trying to get mail/contacts/etc the phone is made to go through a Google account. So what you can do is have your phone (like it does by default) sync to your google Account, then just set up your Mail.app and whatnot to use google's wonderful ActiveSync and it'll keep your Calendar, Mail, everything synchronized. This prevents you from constantly having to plug your phone it to back it up, it just works automagically!

Hold down the "Hang up call" or sleep button, it'll give you a bunch of menu items including power off the phone, mute it, etc.

Not sure if you can do this out of the box, but if you go to the market there's a great app called Astro, its free and pretty easy to use. It gives you complete control over your SD card and can do all file management you need.

Theres a couple of ways you can do this, I guess you'll want to go into the settings, then go to Applications, then Manage Applications. It'll let you remove stuff from there.

 

the link to the manual is in the first post of the tips in tricks thread in the top of this section.

 

Yea this is a little confusing actually, these folders as far as I can tell are not "real folders" like you think of on your computer. They're only used for shortcuts on your "desktops" as far as I can tell! Basically if you create a shortcut to a program or a person on your desktop, you can tap and hold and drag that shortcut into your folder. I guess just a way to arrange your desktop shortcuts. You cannot put widgets in these folders as far as I can tell.

To rename a folder, tap it to open it, then tap and hold on the top title, that should let you rename it!

As far as creating "real" folders on your SD-Card, you need to use ASTRO or your USB mount in order to do that.

I never found a way of doing this out of the box, but using Astro (the file management program from the Market) you can do all of this.

Not sure about the version docs, where are you seeing those?

 

Forgot to mention that if you go under the Settings -> Applications -> Manage applications

This lets you delete anything installed on the phone (even verizon's default "set-up wizard" if you wanted to). I'd be careful removing certain things from there as it may be difficult to re-set up some programs.

But as you mentioned in your original post, deleting some of the twitter apps and stuff could be done through this menu.

If you go through the marketplace to "My Applications" Or "My Download Applications" that only lists items you installed manually through the Marketplace.

 

I have been using a beta version of the Missing Sync for Android, which just appears to have become available (if you want to pay for it). Honestly, I'm not sure if it'd be worth it, but I just wanted to throw the idea out there for you.

There's also a big pdf manual available which you can see right here!
EDIT: Didn't realize you found it already! Guess the link's for anyone else who needs it...

 

I used spanning sync with my mac and it was easy... although not free... I haven't tried any music with it-- just the basics of email, contacts, calendar and it's seamless

 

DoubleTwist

 

What great info! I am a longtime MAC user, but not Google user. I am stumped on how to set up to sync iCal, Mail, Address Book with my new Eris. Help!

 

drdave -- Spanning Sync will sync both iCal and your Address book to the Eris. There is a free trial version and then you have to buy ($20-25). It syncs through Apply Sync and then Google. Works well for me.

 

Thanks...I'm a bit puzzled by hearing that it is possible to sync directly with google for iCal and Address Book?!

 

As far as I know you can't remove the preinstalled apps like PEEP and FOOTPRINTS, etc.

If you can please let me know how