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Slight improvement
Thanks for the tip. I'm installing that as a cron job.
I did make two changes. First, I removed the activate call so that iSync can run in the background. Then, I noticed that the loop waiting for sync to finish is bound to burn a lot of CPU cycles. Here is a slight tweak that is a tad more efficient:
To get this to work, you'll need to save as Application and check the "Stay Open" box. After the initial tell block, the idle block is called every few seconds. Once sync is done, the script tells iSync to quit and then quits itself.
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