i have mysql server 2005, and my databases are in phpmyadmin i want to:
1) Synchronizing the table in mysql server 2005 to the database that exists phpmyadmin with all its data (and vise versa)
2) When changing any data in mysql server 2005 it changes in the database that exists phpmyadmin with all its data (and vise versa)

i want to synchornize data between mysql and my sql server 2005

You can't.

That for multiple reasons:
1) The data types are not the same on the 2 db's
3) The functions are not identical and aren't called with the same parameters
4) Depending the mysql backend you choose, foreign keys, triggers and stored procedures are not supported / don't have the same syntax
5) If you enforce integrity (IE, have foreign keys) then your db should not use an auto-increment property, neither in mysql nor in ms sql server.
99.999999% of chances that they do are using it, thus making synchronization impossible.

If you want to have synchronized db's, then:
1) use the same db on both end
2) set a master and join the other as a slave
Then the 2 will be perfect copies. But you will only be able to make changes in the master. Not in the slave.

The last options would be not to have 2 db's, but just one, and make it part of your local network with a VPN.
That way, the modification would all be made on the same db.

Duplication is almost never a good idea in computing, and even more in databases...