On 09/02/2009, at 1:12 AM, Deep wrote:

>
> I use the Unix "rsync" utility built into MacOS and accessed via the  
> command
> line. If the command line is not your preferred option, there are a  
> few GUI
> wrappers around "rsync" that are floating around.
>
> One of them is "Backuplist 6.1" available at:
>
> http://rdutoit.home.comcast.net/~rdutoit/pub/Softw.html
>
> It was featured in MacUser UK and so may be a better GUI wrapper
> implementation?
>
> As with all such software, please please please ensure you read the  
> docs so
> that your syncs do not delete the files you wish to retain by sync  
> in the
> wrong direction by mistake!!!
>

Thanks Deep

regards

Pete...

>
>
>> From: Pete Beaumont <furbies@...>
>> Reply-To: <futurebasic@...>
>> Date: Mon, 9 Feb 2009 00:49:22 +1100
>> To: FB List <futurebasic@...>
>> Subject: [FB] [X-FB] Want to sync more
>>
>> Hi All
>>
>> Anyone have any experience/recommendations with keeping some files/
>> folders/app data synced between a desktop mac and a laptop mac ?
>> I have a .mac account which I use to sync Contacts & Bookmarks etc.
>>
>> But I would like to be able to sync files & folders as well.
>>
>> Any suggestions welcome....
>>
>> regards
>>
>> Pete...                          (the other one)
>>
>>                       "Smile they said, it could be worse.
>>                          So I did.
>>                           And it was!"
>>
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