Spanning Sync - 2.0.2sync Google Calendar and Apple iCal |
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wanted to sync between macs - Version: 2.0b354, 9/10/2008 10:43AM PST
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May no longer be necessary - Version: 2.0b353, 9/7/2008 08:54PM PST
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Westside guyNow that Google Calendar supports CalDAV - a calendar sharing protocol that iCal supports out of the box - these sorts of programs are probably unnecessary for most people. You can just use iCal to directly access your Google calendar, including adding, modifying, and deleting events.
Before spending money on a synchronization program, take a look at Google's how-to regarding setting up iCal for use with Google Calendar. That may be all you need.
Probably would have gone with this if I could somehow sync addressbooks, too. Just some food for thought for the developer. Syncing not just calendars, but addy books would be choice. Or maybe sharing addy books, rather than syncing, in some fashion.