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Synchronisation bi-directionnelle iCal et Google Calendar

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(Via TUAW) Un petit utilitaire Mac OS X nommé Spanning Sync qui pourrait s’avérer bien utile. Il permet une synchronisation bi-directionnelle entre Google Calendar et iCal d’Apple. Bi-directionnel signifie que si on modifie une tâche ou un rendez-vous dans iCal, il est automatiquement mis à jour dans Google Calendar et vice-versa
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