What is meant by synchronizing Macs?
Is this a method of automatic back up from each computer to the other?
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On 05/02/03 10:10, Bruce Mitchell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What is meant by synchronizing Macs?
Is this a method of automatic back up from each computer to the other?
Something like that. It is when you have a set of documents on one computer
and you want to maintain an exact set of copies
On 05/02/03 10:10, Bruce Mitchell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What is meant by synchronizing Macs?
Is this a method of automatic back up from each computer to the other?
Reply: I was leery of synching for years - didn't really trust or understand
the methodology, which I assumed required one record
I use both a dual USB icebook and a 7500 desktop (OS 8.1). I use them
both regularly and need to synchronize the data between the two
machines. When I moved to OS X on the iBook I discovered that there
was no free sychronization program.
While I may end up buying one (any suggestions?) I would
On 04/02/03 12:22, Mark D. Chapman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I use both a dual USB icebook and a 7500 desktop (OS 8.1). I use them
both regularly and need to synchronize the data between the two
machines. When I moved to OS X on the iBook I discovered that there
was no free sychronization
Mark,
I use a PowerBook G3 Lombard running OS X and a PowerMac 8600 running
OS 9.2 and have no problem connecting from the 8600 to the Lombard. I
connect through the chooser via AppleTalk over Ethernet.
I ran into a similar problem trying to connect the 8600 to a W2K
server. I solved it by
