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Works very well 
- Version: 6.0, 4/4/2008 07:03PM PST
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bitsltd
When I could not sync using .mac, I tried isyncal & it work perfect so I used it for months. I have been waiting for 2 months for a leopard version. It give you a lot of control, works well, easy to use. The only way this could be better is if you could sync with google or yahoo calenders too.
Exactly what I need - exactly as advertised - Version: 6.0, 4/4/2008 01:35AM PST
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sun2
I've been using this app for some versions now and it works exactly as advertised. I need to sync my calendars on two Macs and it does this without hassle and fuss.
Yes, so I've had to pay an upgrade fee once and yes, it is somewhat highly priced considering it's a one trick pony. And yes, it is not slick, shiny and pretty. BUT - you are entirely free to use .Mac.
However, If all you need is calendar syncing, this is cheap in comparison.
Plus. I've tried .Mac and I must say, I've had more trouble syncing and re-syncing and clearing up conflicts using that pricey service than I've ever had using iSynCal.
Yes, so I've had to pay an upgrade fee once and yes, it is somewhat highly priced considering it's a one trick pony. And yes, it is not slick, shiny and pretty. BUT - you are entirely free to use .Mac.
However, If all you need is calendar syncing, this is cheap in comparison.
Plus. I've tried .Mac and I must say, I've had more trouble syncing and re-syncing and clearing up conflicts using that pricey service than I've ever had using iSynCal.
Exactly what I need - exactly as advertised - Version: 6.0, 4/4/2008 01:35AM PST
sun2
I've been using this app for some versions now and it works exactly as advertised. I need to sync my calendars on two Macs and it does this without hassle and fuss.
Yes, so I've had to pay an upgrade fee once and yes, it is somewhat highly priced considering it's a one trick pony. And yes, it is not slick, shiny and pretty. BUT - you are entirely free to use .Mac.
However, If all you need is calendar syncing, this is cheap in comparison.
Plus. I've tried .Mac and I must say, I've had more trouble syncing and re-syncing and clearing up conflicts using that pricey service than I've ever had using iSynCal.
Yes, so I've had to pay an upgrade fee once and yes, it is somewhat highly priced considering it's a one trick pony. And yes, it is not slick, shiny and pretty. BUT - you are entirely free to use .Mac.
However, If all you need is calendar syncing, this is cheap in comparison.
Plus. I've tried .Mac and I must say, I've had more trouble syncing and re-syncing and clearing up conflicts using that pricey service than I've ever had using iSynCal.
crap 
- Version: 5.6.2, 8/21/2007 05:41AM PST
(0 of 1 users found this comment useful)
darkmooncalling
This thing is rubbish. The interface is crap, and it leaves invisible files on your hard drive.
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- crap
Dishonest developer - Version: 5.6, 12/9/2006 11:04AM PST
(4 of 5 users found this comment useful)
ashkenaz
I choose my words carefully in this, my first negative review in years of versiontracker membership.
The original e-mail receipt (dated November 13, 2003) states that "Once registered, the application will never expire and the MultiSync feature will be unlocked to sync all its items. No upgrade fee will never be asked to you, so any future release can be downloaded and used for free . . . " The no-upgrade-fee-ever policy counterbalanced a relatively high purchase price and seemed a good deal both for the purchaser and the developer.
iSynCal 5.6, however, requires an upgrade fee nearly as high as the original purchase price. While it is not unreasonable to charge for upgrades to support continued development, it *is* unreasonable/dishonest/sleazy to charge after explicitly guaranteeing that there never would be such a charge. E-mail to the developer has been ignored. I'd urge potential purchasers to consider the character of the developer before throwing good money after the bad.
The original e-mail receipt (dated November 13, 2003) states that "Once registered, the application will never expire and the MultiSync feature will be unlocked to sync all its items. No upgrade fee will never be asked to you, so any future release can be downloaded and used for free . . . " The no-upgrade-fee-ever policy counterbalanced a relatively high purchase price and seemed a good deal both for the purchaser and the developer.
iSynCal 5.6, however, requires an upgrade fee nearly as high as the original purchase price. While it is not unreasonable to charge for upgrades to support continued development, it *is* unreasonable/dishonest/sleazy to charge after explicitly guaranteeing that there never would be such a charge. E-mail to the developer has been ignored. I'd urge potential purchasers to consider the character of the developer before throwing good money after the bad.
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great product - Version: 5.4.1, 7/15/2006 11:53AM PST
richardharriss
I have four computers to sync and don't want to pay for .mac. This product works fine but does have to be set up carefully each time. That sounds a bit too harsh. The set up is important but very easy. For my situation it is a great choice.
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after 1 wks use. - Version: 5.3.1, 11/21/2005 05:40PM PST
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ziration
after using it for awhile its now working for me. def not a matter of click and use like most apple apps.I found the help files to be confusing. But with some patience its now working pretty good.$25 is too expensive for me though.
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Works - Version: 5.3.1, 11/21/2005 12:38AM PST
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snowillard1
I downloaded it I double clicked it it found my networked macs it syncronized the calanders with almost no effort on my part. I was pleased and went about my business. This worked exactly as Mac apps are supposed to work. im sure ti does many things weel that the demo didnt show me. I think iI will purchase this, although I think $25.00 may be a tad high.
Works - Version: 5.3.1, 11/21/2005 12:34AM PST
(0 of 1 users found this comment useful)
snowillard1
I downloaded it I double clicked it it found my networked macs it syncronized the calanders with almost no effort on my part. I was pleased and went about my business. This worked exactly as Mac apps are supposed to work. im sure ti does many things weel that the demo didnt show me. I think iI will purchase this, although I think $25.00 may be a tad high.
Works - Version: 5.3.1, 11/21/2005 12:34AM PST
(0 of 1 users found this comment useful)
snowillard1
I downloaded it I double clicked it it found my networked macs it syncronized the calanders with almost no effort on my part. I was pleased and went about my business. This worked exactly as Mac apps are supposed to work. im sure ti does many things weel that the demo didnt show me. I think iI will purchase this, although I think $25.00 may be a tad high.
