FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

• Fixed a problem where "Sync on mount" scheduled synchronizations wouldn't execute under Panther.
• Added a work-around to an OS anomaly where "Volume Full" errors would be erroneously generated when copying to certain types of file servers.
• Fixed a problem where mounting a server with a user supplied name & password would crash if the server required complete URL construction (SMB, FTP, Panther "Network") and the supplied user name or password had a space
  character in it.
• Added the "Strict server identification" preference setting. Leaving this setting OFF eliminates some scenarios where ChronoSync can not verify a target server even though it is mounted.
• Fixed a problem where encountering an empty folder inside a file package would interfere with the package date calculation and actually make ChronoSync think a file package had no modification date.
• ChronoSync no longer examines the contents of folders that are marked for deletion (during the analysis phase). This was unnecessary and could also result in irrelevant entries being displayed in the Trial Synchronization
  window.
• Read the release notes at http://www.econtechnologies.com/site/Pages/ChronoSync/chrono_releasenotes.html for a complete list of features and fixes.

ChronoSync gives complete control over all your synchronizations. Version 2 can now automatically mount and unmount a wide variety of volumes, including external hard drives, removable media or computers running OS X, OS 9, Windows, Unix, or Linux. Schedule your sync to run at anytime or when a volume is mounted and ChronoSync will store your ID and password within the sync document so the entire process is automated.

Econ Technologies, Inc. creates Cocoa applications for the Mac OS X operating system. Download demos and check out all the details at www.econtechnologies.com. For more information please contact Joseph Japes at 407-365-4209 or at jjapes@econtechnologies.com.

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