Hi everyone I have two questions. I am in the 15-day trial period for Scanning Sync. I am using Scanning Sync to sync the iCal calendars of two MacBook Pros as follows:
- MBP A iCal calendars ---> Google ---> MBP B - MBP B iCal calendars ---> Google ---> MBP A I want MBP B to have read-only access to MBP A's calendars, and I want MBP A to have read-only access to MBP B's calendars. To this end, I have set the "never change Google" and "never change iCal" settings for each individual calendar appropriately. First question: What happens when one computer starts to sync the calendars, while the other is already syncing them? Are the calendars locked by the first computer, resulting in an error on the second? And if each computer is set to sync every hour, will this error occur on the second computer every hour (since the first is already syncing)? Is there any need to have more scheduling options, so MBP A can sync on the :00 and :30, and MBP B can sync on the :15 and :45, or something like that? Second question: Looking at the setup above, MBP B has a copy of MBP A's calendars. What happens if the user of MBP B edits MBP B's copies? On MBP B, these calendars are set to "never change Google." The next time MBP B syncs, will MBP B's copies revert to whatever is on Google? Or will user B's edits remain? In the setup above, the desired operation would be to force MBP B's copies of MBP A's calendars to match whatever is on Google, undoing all of user B's edits. Is that what happens? Thanks, Kevin -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Spanning Sync" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/spanningsync?hl=en.
