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Synchronize! X Plus

Synchronize! X Plus - 3.7

Sync & back up personal data.

All Time: (3.3)
This Version: Not rated (0.0)
Current Version: 3.7
Release Date: 2009-08-31
License: Update
Downloads (this version): 1,027
Downloads (all versions): 33,219
Price: $29.95

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Product Description:

Synchronize! X Plus is a file synchronization and backup utility for personal data on Mac OS X. As a way of introducing you to Synchronize! X Plus, you may use its basic file synchronization and backup features free for folders containing 10MBytes or less. Just download Synchronize! X Plus and try it out.

What's new in this version:

  • This update is free for anyone with a license purchased within the last two years; otherwise, a license renewal must be purchased.
  • This version is compatible with Snow Leopard.
  • Added a warning when older files will replace newer files. This can be turned off on the "Warnings" page of the Preferences.
  • Added a setting "Check for available space before copying a file" to the "File Errors" page of the Preferences.
  • Fixed a problem which could result in an error when copying a locked package.
  • The Preference setting "Ask Finder to eject disks" has been removed on OS X 10.5 and later, because the Finder now presents a dialog which interrupts unattended ejection of a disk.
  • For a more complete version history, click here.

Operating System Requirements:

This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:

  • Mac OS X 10.5 Intel
  • Mac OS X 10.5 PPC
  • Mac OS X 10.4 Intel
  • Mac OS X 10.4 PPC
  • Mac OS X 10.3.9
  • Mac OS X 10.3

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Synchronize! X Plus Troubleshooting ReportError with SN registration ? - Version: 3.7, 8/31/2009 03:07PM PST

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Emile B
After I entered my Serial Number (valid) I get a error message 'The application appears to be damaged. Entering demo mode".
Waiting for support...
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Synchronize! X Plus Reviewsome bugs - Version: 3.0.2, 9/12/2007 09:09AM PST

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Fotmasta
1) Gets hung up on file name characters that should be legal.
"Parameter error - there may be an invalid character (that is, /\|:*?”<>) in the file or folder name."

2) Mistakenly things destination drive is full when it isn't even close to full.
"The disk is full."
"B.S."!
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Synchronize! X Plus ReviewScheduled synchronization very flaky - Version: 3.0.2, 5/9/2007 02:55PM PST

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parallelepipete

Synchronize! X Plus works fine when both Macs are awake and available all the time. However I doubt many users set their desktop, let alone their laptop, never to sleep. Surely most users of this product need to synchronize folders over a Wi-Fi network, where one or both Macs may be asleep or out of range at scheduled sync time, and SXP has to be able to cope with this.

So far I have failed to find a set-up that does not lead to SXP hanging when a volume is not available, despite the existence of a disk error time-out option in preferences. Even the option to abandon a sync attempt if a scheduled time has passed doesn't appear to prevent this.

The most irritating thing is that it slows down the whole system, and after a Force Quit it forgets all my preferences and persistently shows the license splash screen on launch.

Oh, and I agree with the comment that the user interface needs updating. The concept of running 'documents' may make sense in the context of scripts, but especially since the main window of a SXP document only displays the folder names and whether it's a sync or backup, I think a Mail-style Rules window with the syncs listed and an Edit button would be more intuitive.

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