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I have setup a notebook to synchronize some network files. If I click
Start > Programs > Accessories > Synchronize, a dialog appears with two groups. One is offline files with the two server share locations listed, the other group is Offline Web pages with My Current home page. I want to be able to add more groups. As an example I might want a script or application to perform specialist file transferrs, start file processing on a server etc. Why do I want to do this? To make life easier for the user: At the moment when they come back into to office they need to synchronize outlook, our FileMaker database, Network Files and in the future electronic forms. I would like everything to be simply included in the synchronization dialog, requiring the user to simply click Synchronize. I'm not exactly sure how the windows synchronization system works, I had a quick look through the registry but couldn't find anything obvious. Any help would be very much appreciated. |
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