Thank you for helping. I guess I understand how it has to be done.
Just a few questions: Do I have to be online to have access to my
dropbox and my mnemosyne?
Do I have to delete the "original folders" in C:\Program Files and
C:\Documents and Settings after the upload?
Am 03.10.2010 10:03, schrieb Nick Burger:
If you do want to use the other method, this might help:
Right click on the icon you use to launch Mnemosyne.
Select Properties from the menu that comes up.
The text in the box labeled "target" is effectively the command line
that the icon executes.
Click OK to save your changes.
You only have to do that once for each icon that you use.
I use the method I mentioned before, personally.
Nick
On Sun, Oct 3, 2010 at 00:50, Nick Burger
<[email protected]> wrote:
You can also do this, perhaps it would be easier:
1) Setup Dropbox on both systems.
2) Copy the Mnemosyne directory from C:\Program Files to your Dropbox folder.
3) Copy the .mnemosyne directory from inside your home directory
(usually C:\Documents and Settings\<your user name>) to inside the
Mnemosyne directory in your Dropbox folder.
4) Run Mnemosyne from the Mnemosyne folder in Dropbox from now on
(double click on the file: mnemosyne.exe in the Mnemosyne folder in
Dropbox).
Just be sure to close Mnemosyne on one machine before you open it on the other.
Nick
P.S. These are the instructions are on the web site for running
Mnemosyne from a USB key drive. You can use them to run Mnemosyne off
of any storage you can access on both machines.
On Sat, Oct 2, 2010 at 12:00, Marion Stagars<[email protected]> wrote:
Sorry, but where or what is the command line and what means the (x86) and the
-d ?
I don't know anything about programing.
Thanks, Marion.
Am 01.10.2010 16:04, schrieb Michael Campbell:
Small correction here.
If you copy your entire .mnemosyne FOLDER to "c:\My Dropbox", you need to
specify the whole thing in the command line; that is:
"C:\Program Files (x86)\Mnemosyne\mnemosyne.exe" -d "C:\My Dropbox\.mnemosyne"
for example on a Windows 7 box.
Your directories might vary of course,
On Fri, Oct 1, 2010 at 8:10 AM, Jan Egil Hagen<[email protected]> wrote:
One solution:
Install Dropbox. It's free. Copy your .mnemosyne to "C:\My
Dropbox\mnemosynefiles" (or something like that)
Create a text file containing these two lines and call it mnemosyne.bat and
doubleclick on it to start mnemosyne:
cd "C:\My Dropbox\mnemosynefiles"
C:\Programfiler\Mnemosyne\mnemosyne.exe -d "C:\My Dropbox\mnemosynefiles"
C:\Programfiler\Mnemosyne\mnemosyne.exe is the path to the mnemosyne executable
on my (Norwegian language) Windows installation (your will probably differ)
Do this on both computers, and it should work. Remember to quit mnemosyne on
one computer before moving to the next.
Added bonus: automatic backups in case your computers crash.
Problem: Maybe Dropbox are reading your files.
Jan Egil Hagen
On Fri, Oct 1, 2010 at 1:35 PM, Marion Stagars<[email protected]> wrote:
I have one laptop, I use as desktop at home, and a netbook, I take with me to
work. On both, Mnemosyne is installed and I either do my daily repetitions on
the laptop or the netbook.
Before going to sleep I copy the .mnemosyne folder from the machine on that I
did my repetitions to the other one. That is quite tricky, it happend that I
copied the older one and so on...
Is there another possibility to work on two different places? I noticed that
you often discussed about syncing, iphones, etc. but I don't know if that
concerns my topic...?
I hope you got what my problem is and thanks for the support!
Cheers, Marion.
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