Guten Morgen,
SA> 1. Install the new version of The Bat on both the laptop AND the desktop SA> (are two licenses needed?), but then set up the mail folder on the SA> desktop as a shared folder so that the laptop's The Bat will point to SA> folder on the desktop. Is this possible? Yes, I've been working like this for years. You can manage the synchronization part using Window's "Offline Folders". This way, if you have downloaded mail with the Laptop disconnected, on returning home you will get a prompt to copy the new files to the desktop or vice versa. If the desktop version hasn't changed in the meantime the synchronization will even be fully automatic. SA> 2. Install the new version of The Bat on both the laptop AND the SA> desktop, but also copy all mail from the desktop to the laptop so that SA> both computers have all mail on their hard drives. Allow either machine SA> to download e-mail, but set up some sort of automatic synchronization SA> between the two machines. Again, is this possible? If so, how would it SA> be done? Well, yes. You could use a program like "Second Copy" (http://www.secondcopy.com) which could even run automatcally with as few prompts as possible. However, it would be about the same as the first option, just with a seperate program instead of Window's built-in mechanism. -- MfG, Alto mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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