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    Anyone have any suggestions of a software package that will synchronize the files on a desktop to a laptop via a LAN? I want my laptop to have the same files or updated files as my laptop. It's driving me crazy trying to remember where my files are stored, laptop or desktop.

    Any software type will do, shareware, off the shelf, or downloadable.

    Thanks

    JC
    '78 CJ-7, 304, Scout Dana 44s w/ a Detroit in the rear, T-150 w/ Dana 20, 4" Skyjacker susp and 2" body lift, 33" MT/Rs, Warn XD8000i, and others.

    '97 XJ, 4.0L, Dana 30 w/ Truetrac, Chrysler 8.25 w

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    WinXP

    If you are using Windows XP, just use the synchronize tool that is built in.

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      Re: WinXP

      Originally posted by kicka55
      If you are using Windows XP, just use the synchronize tool that is built in.
      That will sync to a network fileserver when you log on or off. BEing active directory based, you would probably need a server runing a server based OS. Windows 2000 also has this capability.

      It depends on the sizes of you files, but I use a USB Flash Drive. I have a 512 MB drive and I use it all the time. It's convenient. I even have Trilian, my IM software, installed to it. That way I have my contacts on any of my systems.

      Just my .02¢.
      Erik

      I fix things.

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      • #4
        http://laplink.com/
        has some things that might help you. i used the laplink gold networking cable which networks your computers with a dual usb cable. it works pretty well, but as said above the usb flash cards are great! i switched to one of those as well.
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        ERIK


        95 yj, locked lifted, and ready to rock!

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        • #5
          thanks for the ideas.

          I do have a flash card, but wanted to have my synching automatic due to my wireless LAN. Having to move the card from one to another is a little more work than is required.

          I tried the laplink site, but I guess need to go back and do some more research.
          '78 CJ-7, 304, Scout Dana 44s w/ a Detroit in the rear, T-150 w/ Dana 20, 4" Skyjacker susp and 2" body lift, 33" MT/Rs, Warn XD8000i, and others.

          '97 XJ, 4.0L, Dana 30 w/ Truetrac, Chrysler 8.25 w

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