BusySync 2.1.4

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Publisher: BusySync File size: 3M
Date added: 17-07-2008 Minimum requirements: Mac OS X 10.4|Mac OS X 10.5

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BusySync

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http://www.busymac.com/index.html

BusySync allows multiple users to share and edit iCal calendars on a local area network or over the internet without the need for a dedicated server. BusySync is a Mac OS X System Preference Pane that runs in the background and adds calendar sharing capabilities to iCal. Leveraging Apple Sync Services and Bonjour, calendar events created by one user are instantly published and synchronized with other iCal users on the network. Users can share and edit calendars, make changes on each others calendars, and everything is automatically synchronized between each user, on each Mac. Bonjour networking - BusySync automatically synchronizes calendars with others on your local area network. No dedicated servers or complicated network settings to configure. It just works. Version 2.1.4 includes unspecified updates.

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