Synchronize! X Plus 1.1.1
June 4, 2002

Synchronize! X Plus is the native OS X successor to Synchronize! for Mac OS 9. It provides synchronization and backup for your personal data.

If you have a current serial number for Synchronize! (ending in "-SA" and purchased within the last two years), you can use it for Synchronize! X Plus.

Getting Started

The easiest way to get started with Synchronize! X Plus is to create a new setup by using the File menu to choose New - click on Synchronization or Backup, and click OK.

Click once on each folder icon to set the folders to be synced or backed up.

Save the sync setup so that you can run it again in the future.

Changes in version 1.1.1

• Fixed a problem which could cause a crash when syncing large numbers of items with conflict checking on.
• Fixed a problem with file names longer than 112 characters.

Changes in version 1.1

• Added "Skip all files with the error" to the File Errors Preferences so that all files with a particular error can be skipped after a period of time.
• Changed the style of display of file sizes to "2.13 GB" instead of "2,131 MB".
• Fixed a problem which prevented automatic syncs at login. This could also prevent other automatic syncs from being started if Synchronize! X Plus wasn't already running.

Making Suggestions and Reporting Bugs

Please email all suggestions and bug reports to support@Qdea.com.

Please include the following with your bug report:

1. A description of what you were trying to do (or what the application was doing) when the problem occurred.
2. What happened.
3. What you think should have happened.
4. A copy of the crash log, if a crash occurred.

Happy exploring!