On Sep 28, 7:48 pm, "Justin Wood (Callek)" <[email protected]> wrote: > On 9/28/2011 10:30 PM, Jay O'Brien wrote: > > > I have two computers on my desktop. One is Windows 7 64 bit, the other is > > Windows XP. The Windows 7 computer is my primary computer. I use Goodsync > > to update the XP computer mail files from the Windows 7 computer. Before > > the recent updates, merely copying bookmarks.html from the Windows 7 > > computer to the XP computer kept the bookmarks up to date in the XP > > computer, in sync with the Windows 7 computer. Now, however, I have to go > > through an export process, then in the XP computer delete the existing > > bookmarks, then import the bookmarks file from the Windows 7 computer to do > > what was done automatically by goodsync before with the bookmarks.html file. > > > I understand the bookmarks are now in a sqlite format. Is there a file I > > can copy directly from my Windows 7 computer to the XP computer that would > > then keep the XP bookmarks synced with the Windows 7 computer like goodsync > > used to do with bookmarks.html? > > There is a supported, in-app way to share relevant details like > bookmarks now. > > See "Sync"; Tools->"Set Up Sync" > > You can then setup the same account in your other Windows install. Sync > also works flawlessly with Firefox and Firefox Mobile for the same > bookmarks, history, etc. > > -- > ~Justin Wood (Callek)
That looks like what I should set up. Where is documentation on sync I can review? does it also sync message files and the like? Jay _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
