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Langa Letter: Little-Known Options For Syncing Files In WindowsLanga Letter: Little-Known Options For Syncing Files In Windows
Do you work on files in more than one location or on more than one PC? <B>Fred Langa</B> offers an overview of tools built right into Windows that can help.
Fred Langa
March 23, 2005
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Strengths And Drawbacks
Neither Briefcase nor Offline Files is the final answer to file syncing between local and remote PCs, or PCs that sometimes "go remote" on their own. In fact, there probably is no single, final answer, due to all the vagaries involved: what's right for one setup may not work at all in another.
But Briefcase or Offline Files may be an answer; and can work in many cases. You already have both tools available to you inside your copy of Windows, so it makes sense to try them: You just may find a useful tool that doesn't cost you a penny extra! What's your take on Briefcase and Offline Files? Do you use them? If not, what alternatives do you employ? Join the discussion! To discuss this column with other readers, please visit Fred Langa's forum on the Listening Post. To find out more about Fred Langa, please visit his page on the Listening Post.
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