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Spanning Sync 2.1

Spanning Sync... Synchronize Google Calendar and Apple iCal. Share calendars between multiple Macs. Share calendars with your coworkers, family, and friends. And while you're at it, connect Google Calendar to your iPod, mobile phone, and other devices.

WHAT'S NEWVersion 2.1:

• Spanning Sync now sends changes to Google in small batches. Batching has the following benefits:
  • Greatly reduced memory usage on large syncs
  • Eliminates various timeout errors on large syncs
  • Information will show up on Google faster
  • Total time to finish the sync is about 25% faster
• Fixed a rare crash
• Syncs that were canceled or aborted at just the right time would miss records on the next sync
• Better UI for over-quota conditions
• Reliability fixes
• Small fix to French translation
• Human readable log now includes event dates & times

REQUIREMENTSMac OS X 10.4.8 or later.
DEVELOPERSpanning Sync, Inc.
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A high-fidelity prototype provides the engineers and QA organization with a rich, interactive description of the product's intended functionality and design to be used as a reference basis for implementation and test. Whenever this subject is raised my thoughts turn immediately to XForms. The advantage of prototyping with XForms is that it is quick, declarative, readable and is well defined.