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Synchronize Problem
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Dedicated MacNNer
Join Date: Jun 2001
Location: the netherlands
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I have a G4 (2x500) and an iBook (a new). I've hooked them together through a Ethernethub because there's also an iMac attached to the network.
now here's my question:
Is there an application that is able to synchronize folders (both ways)?
second Question:
Is there a way to sync MS Entourage (office 2001) between my iBook and G4??
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Mac Enthusiast
Join Date: Jun 2001
Location: College Station, TX
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If you're running OS 9 on both machines, mount the HDs of one machine onto the desktop of another (using AppleTalk), then use the File Synchronization control panel. It's great!
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Apple user since 1987
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Forum Regular
Join Date: May 2001
Location: Corp. America
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Yeah it works great, I do something similar with a firewire hdd. I put a folder on my desktop, and a folder on the fwire drive. When connected I run the file sync and then removw the contents of the desktop folder.
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I love deadlines. They make a whooshing sound as they pass by.
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Grizzled Veteran
Join Date: Mar 2000
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You should also check FoldersSynchronizer (see VersionTracker.com for details). It works with both OS 9.x and OS X 10.x.
Escher
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"The only laptop computer that's useful is the one you have with you."
Until we get a 3 lbs sub-PowerBook, the 12-inch PowerBook will do.
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