Release Notes
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Copyright 2006-2007 AOcell Software This document may be copied and distributed in any medium, either commercially or noncommercially, provided that the copyright notices in all copies. All trademarks and copyrights referred to are the property of their respective owners. |
The AOcell Software is pleased to announce the immediate release of AOcell vSync 1.1.2!
Thank you for your interest in AOcell vSync.
AOcell vSync is a time machine designed to keep documents on all your computers up-to-date, revert your documents to any time point, track how your documents changed and let you search them with a removable storage device. AOcell vSync combines bulletproof reliability with an extremely easy-to-use interface, and it runs on FreeBSD, Linux, Mac OS X, PC-BSD and Windows.
All file changes are synchronized across computers, so you are always accessing the latest documents, photos and files. Using AOcell vSync, you no longer need to send large files via email, burn them to CDs/DVDs and mail them, or upload them to a website.
AOcell vSync allows you to share and synchronize important information instantly across computers, making it the perfect solution for personal or small business use.
AOcell vSync manages documents and folders over time. A tree of documents is placed into a removable storage device like any Flash Drive device in your pocket (iPod, MP3 Player, USB Flash Drive, CompactFlash Card, SD Card, SmartMedia Card, XD Card, Memory Stick PRO, Digital Camera, etc.), external Hard Disk Drive.
A removable storage device remembers every change over made to your documents and folders. This allows you to revert your data to older versions, or examine the history of how your data changed. In this regard, many people think of a AOcell vSync as a sort of “time machine” which performs version control.
Anywhere you can find people using computers to manage information that changes often, there is room for version control. And that's where AOcell vSync comes into play.
Just imagine, you can tell exactly what are the differences between a Microsoft Word document and the one-week-ago one while your looking at the visual, colorful and side-by-side comparison.
Just type in some words. and AOcell vSync will show you the old documents that contain the words in seconds via its full-text search engine.
AOcell vSync fully supports UNICODE - the world's standard for encoding text. Korean in a Chinese document? German in an English document? No problem, AOcell vSync can handle it correctly.
Comparisons of documents of Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft PowerPoint, HTML, PDF, Plain Text, OpenDocument, etc. are officially supported. Documents of other types are also under version control, and only supports for their visual comparisons are missing. Comparison support for those types may be implemented in future.
AOcell vSync checks for product updates every specified time interval. If any, AOcell vSync will download and install them. This behavior can be configured or switched off in the Perferences dialog.
The following is a list of some of the major changes in AOcell vSync 1.1.2. The complete Changelog is also included with each release.
Along with these enhancements, many bug fixes were also made and are detailed in the AOcell vSync Changelog.
AOcell vSync 1.1.2, released on 23 November, 2007
AOcell vSync 1.1.1, released on 22 June, 2007
AOcell vSync 1.1, released on 11 June, 2007
AOcell vSync 1.0.2, released on 6 April, 2007
AOcell vSync 1.0.1, released on 22 March, 2007
AOcell vSync 1.0, released on 22 February, 2007
AOcell vSync 1.0 RC 1, released on 24 January, 2007
AOcell vSync 1.0 BETA 3, released on 24 December, 2006
AOcell vSync 1.0 BETA 2, released on 23 November, 2006
AOcell vSync 1.0 BETA 1, released on 23 October, 2006
AOcell vSync 1.0 ALPHA 3, released on 22 September, 2006
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In this exciting new release, we present you a sneak preview of AOcell vSync. It is available at AOcell vSync Tutorial.
Table 1. Brief system requirements
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AOcell vSync has been tested on the following operation systems:
On operation systems not listed above AOcell vSync may experience with some troubles. If so please file bug reports at the AOcell vSync Issue Tracker. |
Table 2. Detailed system requirements
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| Hard Disk Space | At least 200 MB. | At least 60MB. |
| Memory Size | At least 256 MB. | At least 256 MB. |
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| Mac OS X 10.4 (Tiger) |
| Optional | 56K Internet connection speed or better (for access to any online services). | 56K Internet connection speed or better (for access to any online services). |
Once you have downloaded AOcell vSync installer, follow these instructions to install:
On FreeBSD, chmod +x the installer, run it and run ./vsync:
chmod +x aocell-vsync-freebsd-setup.sh ./aocell-vsync-freebsd-setup.sh cd AOcellvSync ./vsync
On Linux KDE, there are two steps:
Follow the steps below to make the downloaded file executable:
In your lovely Konqueror, right click the downloaded file "aocell-vsync-linux-setup.sh", choose the menu item "Properties", choose the tab "Permissions", check the item "is executable", press the button "OK".
Double click that downloaded file and follow the installation wizard.
On Linux GNOME, there are two steps:
Follow the steps below to make the downloaded file executable:
In your lovely Nautilus, right click the downloaded file "aocell-vsync-linux-setup.sh", choose the menu item "Properties", choose the tab "Permissions", check the item "Execute" of the label "Owner", press the button "Close".
Double click that downloaded file and follow the installation wizard.
On Mac OS X, there are two steps:
Double click the downloaded file called "aocell-vsync-macosx.dmg".
Double click the file called "vSync.pkg" in the Finder window shown by step 1 and follow the installation wizard.
On PC-BSD, there are two steps:
Follow the steps below to make the downloaded file executable:
In your lovely Konqueror, right click the downloaded file "aocell-vsync-pcbsd.pbi", choose the menu item "Properties", choose the tab "Permissions", check the item "is executable", press the button "OK".
Double click that downloaded file and follow the installation wizard.
On Windows, double click the downloaded file "aocell-vsync-windows-setup.exe" and follow the installation wizard.
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| For more information about installation, please refer to AOcell vSync Installation Guide. |
AOcell vSync is a shareware. The price is USD 30 per copy. Visit Purchase AOcell vSync to buy.
30-day free trial and the latest test release are available at: AOcell Software
You may include AOcell vSync on any CD compilation. You may not sell AOcell vSync without our permission.
Feedback and bug reports are greatly appreciated.
Please you can send comments and bug reports to the AOcell vSync Issue Tracker and their best will be done to address them. A forum for AOcell vSync discussion is AOcell vSync Forum.
If you find a bug, a short piece of text that describes it would be very useful, or even better, look at the detailed log and specify where it crashed in that short piece of text. Use the AOcell vSync Issue Tracker to check for known bugs or submit new ones.
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