If you have two or more Macintoshes, you probably notice that the
clocks drift apart as time goes by. This can range from being a minor
nuisance to a problem, especially if you do a lot of synchronizing
between the Macintoshes. ClockSync II synchronizes the clocks between
two or more Macintoshes, by setting the clocks of the "Servant"
Macintoshes to that of a "Master" Macintosh.
ClockSync has two components. The ClockSync Master runs continuously
on the "Master" Macintosh, while the ClockSync Servant can be run on
any other Macintosh on the network to update its time.
ClockSync is especially handy when Daylight Saving Time adjustments
need to be made. All you need to do is change it on the Master; the
Servants will be automatically updated when they connect to the
Master.
