Want to synchronize your iCal events and ToDos on more than one Mac but don’t have a .Mac account? iSynCal does the job.

Using the Apple File Sharing feature built into OS X, iSynCal synchronizes events and todo from iCal calendars between two or more Mac computers. It can also synchronize calendars with an iPod or between multiple users on the same Mac.

A scheduling feature allows for automated synchronizations. A screenshot of the app’s mail window gives a good sense of the way it works:

It is also possible to schedule the synchronizations.

iSynCal was updated two days ago. The new version fixes a number of bugs including one that corrupted synched ToDos. It now also synchronizes iCal Alarms and Notes.

iSynCAl works on 10.2+, is shareware (USD 25) and is available from the developer’s web site.

UPDATE: New version (5.4) released, 9 December 2005.

Tags: iCal, mac, synchronize

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