Hi Pat,
Yes I use Live Sync to synchronise between my netbook and main PC. Live Sync, I
believe, is better than some other programs people are suggesting (eg. Dropbox)
because you can synchronise any folder on one computer with any other folder on
any other computer (or any number of computers
Leon Chapman wrote
>Dropbox.com provides 2GB of free storage -- should be adequate for most
>people.
I use Dropbox to share Reports, multimedia etc with a family group of
genealogists and I highly recommend it. It is very easy to set up and
use.
https://www.dropbox.com/
At the moment, I am usin
ndows Sync (w/Windows 7, 32-bit) to copy my
database
Windows Live Sync is a App - I think part of the Windows Live group
that comes with Windows 7. It's easy to set it up to sync folders
like music, documents, etc but I'm not sure how (or if) it can be used
to sync the data folder in
Pat:
Here is the path that I use to keep my Legacy Data on several computers and
iPhones:
C:\Users\\Documents\My Dropbox\Legacy Data\
I set up Legacy to default to the above directory for editing and saving my
Legacy data files.
I also have a Pictures directory as follows:
C:\Users\\Do
Pat:
Here is the path that I use to keep my Legacy Data on several computers and
iPhones:
C:\Users\\Documents\My Dropbox\Legacy Data\
I set up Legacy to default to the above directory for editing and saving my
Legacy data files.
I also have a Pictures directory as follows:
C:\Users\\Do
Windows Live Sync is a App - I think part of the Windows Live group
that comes with Windows 7. It's easy to set it up to sync folders
like music, documents, etc but I'm not sure how (or if) it can be used
to sync the data folder in Legacy. I just wanted to know if anyone
had used it to keep their
Everyone's computer situation is unique, so I would be cetain to be backed up
and GEDCom-ed out, but I did a computer sync when I changed from my 32-bitold
laptop to my 64-bit new laptop without a problem. It was simple and easy.
Well worth the cost of the sync cord.
Best of luck.
Maureen L
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