Stuart Cuddy, [SC] wrote: SC> I am confused as to how to synchronize two versions of The Bat!. SC> Given two computers A and B. Computer A is the good, up to date SC> version and Computer B is the computer that needs updating. Is the SC> way I show it below correct.
SC> 1). Creation of data file - This is created on computer B and is SC> basically a backup of the what is on this computer. (Creates File SC> called CompB.tb1) It's more like a 'snapshot' of what's on computer B. In this way, only what is needed from computer A is collected for synchronisation with computer B. SC> 2). Storing synchronization data for the second copy - This is done SC> on Computer A, by pointing to the file created in Step 1 SC> (CompB.tb1). Here, the synchronization data for updating computer B is prepared and packaged into a single synchronisation file. SC> 3). Import of synchronization data from the first copy - You now SC> open The Bat! on Computer B and use this step to open the file SC> created in Step 2. (Diff.tb2) Yes. This now completes the process by updating computer A. The advantage of this method is that none of your mail on computer B is lost, which is what would happen with a simple overwriting of one installation with another. If the installations are in the same location on both systems and you aren't concerned with this, then you could just do what Tony and MAU suggested. -- -= allie_M =- | List Moderator PGPKeys: http://www.ac-martin.com/pgpkeys.html ____________________________________ Using TB! v2.01.56 on WinXP Pro (SP1)
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