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10.7: Use iCloud to automatically sync files across Macs
I did check the Documents and Data checkbox of both Macs, so maybe one does need to have one of the iWorks apps for the hint to work. I might buy one of them just to have the syncing capability. Maybe someone else can confirm our theory before I spend my money. Edited on Nov 02, '11 05:27:10PM by ars
10.7: Use iCloud to automatically sync files across Macs
Before investing money, you might want to try Dropbox for file syncing between Macs. It's free (additional storage for a fee), offers "automatic" syncing via background app, offers a web interface (handy for accessing your files from other computers), and works pretty well in my personal experience.
10.7: Use iCloud to automatically sync files across Macs
Hmm, since you bring up Dropbox, I'd like to point out a couple of things, first, what about SugarSync, Box.net, and even Microsofts SkyDrive, and others, then there is the space they start with, 2 Gig for Dropbox, 5 for iCloud/SugarSync/Box.net/SkyDrive.
10.7: Use iCloud to automatically sync files across Macs
Thanks for the tips! I hadn't heard of those other services. I'll check em out.
10.7: Use iCloud to automatically sync files across Macs
Has anyone tried this app for Mac (EasyCloud), which manages the files directly from your Mac icloud? |
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