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i need to sync (or copy) iCal, Notes, Remembers, Adress Book between two computers working on Mountain Lion. How can i do without using iCloud or other cloud?
MacBook Pro (13-inch Late 2011), OS X Mountain Lion
You can share files via Airdrop. Not sure if that's what you're really looking for pertaining to a way within the Mac OS.
Thanks for your reply. Sharing is not synchronising...
if sharing, where are the files i have to share/copy? I tried secery things, but it never works.
Kind of what I'm trying to point out here. Mac OS 10.7 and higher is designed to use iCloud as their syncing service. There really isn't another like it built into it. Perhaps, Microsoft Office-Outlook or Google Syncing? 3rd party but both work on Mac
how to sync two computers (or more) without iCloud?
