XP Pro offline files

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doug

I am running Server 2003 at the office and XP Pro on the laptop.

I have been synchronizing the laptop and server using Offline Files.
No problem.

Now I've introduced a home PC running XP Pro.

How do I get setup so as to keep the same synch'd files on the
server,
laptop
and
the home PC??

I've tried to setup the PC to use Offline Files and synch with the
laptop. But the files on the laptop are also offline files. I haven't
figured out how to synch one set of offline files with another set of
offline files. It doesn't seem possible.

Any help please?
 
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Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]

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I am running Server 2003 at the office and XP Pro on the laptop.

I have been synchronizing the laptop and server using Offline Files.
No problem.

Now I've introduced a home PC running XP Pro.

How do I get setup so as to keep the same synch'd files on the
server,
laptop
and
the home PC??

I've tried to setup the PC to use Offline Files and synch with the
laptop. But the files on the laptop are also offline files. I haven't
figured out how to synch one set of offline files with another set of
offline files. It doesn't seem possible.

Any help please?

You have to sync each computer with the same source files - and note that
this will likely generate conflict problems, if you update something on one
computer and also on another.

You might check www.centered.com - I actually prefer this over offline files
anyway. It's still likely to be a bit clumsy given your described setup
goals, but you would also get the option to make a one-way copy and always
overwrite the target (useful if you want access to *read* the same data but
not *modify* it on one computer, etc).
 
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Guest

Thanks for the help!!

Lanwench said:
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You have to sync each computer with the same source files - and note that
this will likely generate conflict problems, if you update something on one
computer and also on another.

You might check www.centered.com - I actually prefer this over offline files
anyway. It's still likely to be a bit clumsy given your described setup
goals, but you would also get the option to make a one-way copy and always
overwrite the target (useful if you want access to *read* the same data but
not *modify* it on one computer, etc).
 

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