AOcell vSync for FreeBSD 1.1.2

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.

* Documents on all your computers are up-to-date.
All your documents are up-to-date no matter you are at home or office, on Windows or Mac OS X.

* Carry important documents in your pocket - anytime, anywhere.
All you need is a removable storage device - your documents are stored in it. Removable storage devices 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 are supported.

* Revert your documents to any time point.
Have you ever wanted to revert your documents to the earlier version? AOcell vSync is the answer.

* View history in a visual way.
With AOcell vSync, you can easily tell how your documents changed.

* Pinpoint your old document in seconds.
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.

* Support lots of human languages.
Korean in a Chinese document? German in an English document? No problem. AOcell vSync fully supports UNICODE - the worlds standard for encoding text.

* Support most of document formats.
Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft PowerPoint, OpenDocument, HTML, PDF, etc.

* Automatic update.
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.

* And its suitable for everyone.
It is both affordable to every person and a real value.

Requirements: A standard PC

Whats new in this version: On Mac OS X, fixed that the volume used by AOcell vSync Setup called "AOcell vSync Volume" was considered as a removable storage device.