Sync2 for Outlook 1.84

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Synchronize Microsoft Outlook between multiple PCs using external USB device, shared network folder, P2P folders or FTP. Sync Google Calendar and Google Contacts with Outlook folders. Synchronize (Clone) your Outlook personal or public exchange folders: Calendars, Contacts, Tasks, E-mails with your second desktop or laptop without Exchange Server. A simple wizard will guide you during installation; afterward you can schedule your synchronization or do it manually, by your request. A state-of-the-art application that works directly with MAPI without interference with your Outlook. Complete automatic background synchronization, even if Outlook is not running. Use your PC, any networked device, or removable memory device (Memory Sticks, USB Flash or Hard Drives) as shared folder location. Event-based synchronization, only changes are transferred.

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