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Product Description:
SyncTogether is the Mac-to-Mac synchronization tool for individuals and groups who need to share and synchronize contacts, calendars and more between Macs on a network. For individuals, SyncTogether keeps all your Address Book contacts and iCal calendars in sync between multiple Macs, but also Safari bookmarks, Apple Mail settings and filters, and even information from third-party applications like Microsoft Entourage 2004 and Bare Bones Software Yojimbo. Workgroups and families can use SyncTogether to synchronize selected Address Book groups and iCal calendars, allowing group-editing of shared info, while keeping personal information private.
- Works with up to three Macs-add more as needed
- Supports multiple users
- Syncs Address Book contacts, iCal tasks and events
- Select individual Address Book groups and iCal calendars
- Syncs Safari bookmarks, Apple Mail settings and filters
- Syncs from Entourage 2004, Mark/Space Notebook, Yojimbo and more
- Automatically supports new apps that use Sync Services
- Runs over a local area network
- Uses Bonjour networking for easy setup
- Supports IP addressing for Internet-based syncing
- Password protection and data encryption keeps your data safe
- Supports Automator and AppleScript automation
- No annual subscription fee!
What's new in this version:
Improved functionality when used with Mac OS X v10.5 Leopard.
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
Additional Requirements:
- PowerPC G4, PowerPC G5, or Intel processor
- Mac OS X, 10.4.8 or higher (Tiger)
- Internet connection for product registration
- Local Area Network (LAN) connection between shared Macs or for remote syncs the user must know the physical IP address of all the computers being synchronized and have Internet access.
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This software is just too buggy - It doesn't work - forget it 
- Version: 1.0.1, 2/1/2008 12:00AM PST
farines
I just regret to have spend money an this software. When you start using it you can say welcome to a new beta software, because bugs will come to you unexpectedly, with no reason and finally I just got a software that is no more usable ( impossible to change config settings, cause app crashes when you try to change a parameter, each time).
There is no support, Knowledgebase speeks about things you don't even know what it talks about and no trace of the real problems you get into.
No update since long long, too long time...
There is no support, Knowledgebase speeks about things you don't even know what it talks about and no trace of the real problems you get into.
No update since long long, too long time...
Nice idea - but it does not work reliably - Version: 1.0.1, 10/9/2007 07:16AM PST
s.e.mccormac_dotmac
I downloaded this software onto two machines and then tried to sync a very simple scenario. It did not work. The error messages I received were very generic. The support site is limited and the discussion forum did nothing to improve my impression. This software is obviously not mature. You can go ahead and pay $50 dollars for it but then if you start to count how much time you need to get it to work then you are paying a lot more. This software should not have been released in this state for purchase.
The documentation lists the many issues surrounding synchronization between Macs. For those who are having problems, I suggest they read this information carefully. When the product has reported sync problems (and offers to resolve them in a number of ways), it's usually because I have mis-typed something, or in one case, Apple added a field to the contact list that did not exist in the older version of iCal.
This program may not be for everyone. But it does exactly what I want it to do, and thus I'm a happy camper.