Macness has released commercial version of gSync (gSync v1.4.0), which is a utility that allows you to simply synchronize Mac OSX iCal with Google Calendar. This version fixes some significant issues which were introduced by Apple recent 10.5.2 Leopard patch; we believe it will bring a new level of stability with syncing up Google Calendars with Apple iCal Calendars.
Please read Commercial demo license before you download.here.
IMPORTANT: Always backup your Apple iCal Calendars and Google Calendars before installing and using gSync. If you are a Tiger user upgrading to Leopard you may also have to ‘reset’ gSync and setup your calendars again.
To unlock the demo, you may now purchase gSync (Personal or Group license).
Features
* privacy: no 3rd party server, sync direct to Google and your iCal
* choose: choose which iCal calendars to sync
* schedule sync: choose to autosync
* bi-directional: syncs between multiple iCal and multiple Google calendar with an override option
* reuse SyncServices: our software is based on Apple’s SyncServices allowing us to potentially integrate with anything that uses this (e.g. iSync, etc...)
We look forward to any and all comments, pls post him at the gSync Google Group
Change Log v1.4.0
- Tiger users should be able to upgrade seamlesly to Leopard
- We recommend everyone backup
- you have to reset and re-configure if you are using v1.0.4 or earlier
- addresses issues with Leopard 10.5.2 patch
- improvements to UI (hiding in background and has system menu now)
- added menu status icon
- new backend (uses sqlite)
- minor bug fixes
As there are differences between Tiger and Leopard, we recommend you reset gSync if you encounter any issues.
To do this goto gSync tools/reset
thx, Pavel Hlavnicka (gSync developer) and Jim Fuller (Macness developer)