burningcrow:
I know this is not exactly MobileMe-sync … but I use Dropbox to keep Scrivener files over my two Macs in sync.
With Dropbox you just save your work on a folder on your Mac and it gets propagated to “the cloud” automatically. Very neat.
This of course only works with the files open on only one computer at a time … simultaneous editing is not possible.
Dropbox is much more efficient than MobileMe and many of us on the forum use it, including Keith. But do read the thread on working off external drives and the warnings there.
This concerns using any sort of technology which promises to keep local copies of your work synchronised between multiple computers over the Internet, such as MobileMe (iDisk), DropBox, WebDAV based technologies, and so forth.
Due to the way Scrivener works with a project file, and the manner in which most of these technologies keep themselves up to date, it is not recommended that you use these methods to work on active projects. Unlike many file formats, Scrivener projects are actually compos…
It also has a link through to another thread on syncing.
Mark