Hi Jeanny,
What I do is the following, using my Work PC (W) and my Home PC (H):
To do the initial sync, I did a backup from W and restored it on H.
On a Friday at work, I do the Sync Step 1. I don't include my
"archives" account because it rarely changes.
I then create a Step 2 Sync using the Step 1 file I created at H.
When at home, I do a Step 3 with the Step 2 file I created at W.
On Sunday night, I use the Step 1 file from W (the one I created on
Friday) to create a Step 2 file. I then create a Step 1 file, and take
both those files in to work.
I have found that the sync does create files as large as doing a full
backup - I would have thought it would save changed items only, but I
guess not.
Graeme
Monday, March 24, 2003, 7:11:49 AM, you wrote:
> I'm trying to figure out how to synchronise my mail folders between
> my desktop, which is my primary computer, and my laptop, which is
> secondary. I am confused by the directions in TB! for synchronizing.
> I know there are three steps to this process. I need a little more
> detail. Assuming that what I want to do is bring the laptop up to
> date with the desktop which is always the most current, do I start
> with Step 1 on the desktop, then take that file to the laptop and do
> Step 2, then go back to the desktop for Step 3? Or do I do it in
> reverse? Or does it matter?
> Thanks in advance for making your replies as simple as possible :)
> Jeanny
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