John,
It depends on what you want to do. I use both. I imagine you are
looking for ways to make sure the data can be used across platforms
and still stay current. Intellishare is ideal to use when more than
one researcher is working on the same database. It lets one of the
parties maintain
John,
Neither. I have my Legacy database on a flash drive. This way I can take
my data to ANY computer with Legacy installed on it. I also keep my images
(in small .jpg format) on my memory drive. All my images go with me. This
way I am not limited to home with my database.
Before
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Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Network or use Intellishare with Legacy?
John,
It depends on what you want to do. I use both. I imagine you are looking
for ways to make sure the data can be used across platforms
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Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Network or use Intellishare with Legacy?
Date: Thu, 23 Feb 2006 10:25:46 -0500
John,
When I'm using my laptop (most of the time), I access the shared
database.
Jim
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You
Neither. Too much data corruption.
After some exceedingly ugly experiences with Intellishare, I have stopped
collaborating entirely. It's not worth it. (I'll explain below.)
After some consistently unfortunate experiences with the master database
residing on the flash drive, I have stopped that
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Neither. Too much data corruption.
After some exceedingly ugly experiences with Intellishare, I have stopped
collaborating
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Neither. Too much data corruption.
After some exceedingly ugly experiences with Intellishare, I have stopped
collaborating entirely. It's not worth it. (I'll
Hi John,
I've not tried networking the database - I've only had one Legacy computer
at a time. I use multiple computers and networked drives, but only one
master copy of the Legacy database. My collaborator and I transfer copies of
the master databases (one master for my family, one master
Glen,
Thank you! That's good to know, and I have no doubt you're correct. I run
Legacy on an IBM Thinkpad with Windows XP, all software installed at IBM (I
work at IBM). Of course that does NOT preclude there being a driver conflict!
I would guess that if it happened once (to me), it's possible
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