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In article <brucet.734658302@extro.ucc.su.OZ.AU> Bruce Tulloch,
brucet@extro.ucc.su.OZ.AU writes:
> The only file sync utilites I've seen downunder are part of expensive
Powerbook
> utilities bundles from the usual suppliers (Norton, Now etc). I don't
want to
> buy a whole bundle of things I don't need just to get file
synchronisation. Are
> any standalone file sync utilites available - preferably shareware - I
much
> prefer to pay the author directly rather than a whole heap of middlemen
:-)

There are several Shareware apps which do file syncing. But none of
them worked as well as the two I like.

Norton Essentials has one built in. Yes, you do have to buy the
package, but the price is worth it just for the Sync tool. Get it
mail-order.

I like FileRunner by MBS as a standalone. It works very well, and
handles much larger and more complex scenerios than the others I've
seen. FileRunner was harder for me to learn, but once I did it was
great. I use it several times a day for reconciling my source code
between my PowerBook, my backup on our server and my desktop machine.
MBS is reachable at:

	MBS Technologies, Inc.
	4017 Washington Road, #400
	McMurray, PA 15317
	412-941-9076

I don't remember what it costs, but it's good.

Greg
Regards,

Greg

gregf@shaman.sps.mot.com
rtmd30@email.sps.mot.com
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