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PsyncX (available from VersionTracker) seems to work better than CCC. Just my opinion. (Note: I wrote PsyncX, but only because I really liked the way psync, the app that PsyncX is based on, works) David

PsyncX (available from VersionTracker) will also do the same thing. David

You should try using PsyncX. I find that it works better than any other application out there (okay, I'm biased. I wrote the thing, but still ... It works fine!) Note: it is also free. David

You can try PsyncX (it is along the same lines as CCC). It is available from VersionTracker.com, but unalike CCC it doesn't cost anything at all. David

PsyncX (available from VersionTracker) allows you to do many of the same things as Retrospect without having to pay anything. David

Try downloading PsyncX from VersionTracker. It does everything you specified in your first message. It also A) makes bootable copies of your hard drive if you back the entire drive up B) has a scheduler built-in (it uses the cron job ability of your computer and C) it is FREE!! Note: if you...

I just finished PsyncX which works along the same lines as CCC. It is based on the CLI app psync, but it doesn't cost anything at all. You can download it from http://www.VersionTracker.com or from my website http://sourceforge.net/projects/psyncx Let me know what you think, David

You could also try PsyncX. It works along the same lines as CCC (Carbon Copy Cloner) except it is absolutely free! :-) You can download it from http://www.VersionTracker.com or from my website http://sourceforge.net/projects/psyncx Let me know what you think, David

You could also try PsyncX. You can download it from http://www.VersionTracker.com or from my website http://sourceforge.net/projects/psyncx David

Hi Guys, I just finished PsyncX. You can download it from http://www.VersionTracker.com or from my website http://sourceforge.net/projects/psyncx Let me know what you think, David

Hi Guys, For those of you who want a free backup tool like psync http://www.macosxhints.com/article.php?story=20020711091017747, but you don't really want to mess around with Unix, this is for you. I just released PsyncX, a GUI wrapper for the psync command-line application. You can...

Sure you can. You will need to change /etc/smb.conf a bit, but it is definitely possible. See the macosxhints.com website for a recent tutorial. David

My app is going to include a compiled version of psync. It will use the basic Apple Installer and install psync into /usr/local/bin/ The GUI I'm writing is basically an interface. It will allow people to test out psync, but I'm writing it mainly to allow people to schedule a cronjob that runs...

Yeah man, if you can wait another two days I will have a psync GUI for you! :-) David

You can also use psync (which I recommend over ditto as it just copies files that have been changed). You can read my article here: http://www.macosxhints.com/article.php?story=20020711091017747 I'm working on a GUI for psync right now (and it isn't very easy). I'll let everyone know when...

Hurray!!! Also, can you use letters to move down in the open/save dialogs? For instance, if I have a long list and I want to get down to the first W listing, can you push the 'w' key and have the selection move down to w? If so, I can finally use the Open / Save dialogs efficiently! David

Hang on, I'm confused. Do you already have a Samba server installed (does it come as a part of Jaguar?)? If so, I can't help (I'm using 10.1.5). If you don't have a Samba SERVER installed, then go to the link I gave you. David

Can you navigate through them using the keyboard or do you still have to use the mouse? David

You need to use a Samba server xamba.sourceforge.net David