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February 20th 08, 02:38 AM
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Using SyncCenter to sync with two PC's and Thumbdrives..
On the Vista Features website, it states "The new Sync Center is a convenient
central location in Windows Vista from which you can manage data synchronization between PCs, between PCs and servers, and between PCs and devices. The importance of this capability grows all the time as the range of computers, devices, locations, and data sources has exploded." Now, how do I go amongst this? I certainly hope they are not talking about Offline Files when they mention that. I would assume that Synchronization between PC's would behave somewhat like SyncToy does. Furthermore, would a device such as a thumbdrive not be considered something sync-able? I mean come on.. Can anyone shed light on this? Thanks! 
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February 22nd 08, 03:50 AM
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Using SyncCenter to sync with two PC's and Thumbdrives..
As far as I know this just refers to offline files.
James "Nathaniel" wrote: On the Vista Features website, it states "The new Sync Center is a convenient central location in Windows Vista from which you can manage data synchronization between PCs, between PCs and servers, and between PCs and devices. The importance of this capability grows all the time as the range of computers, devices, locations, and data sources has exploded." Now, how do I go amongst this? I certainly hope they are not talking about Offline Files when they mention that. I would assume that Synchronization between PC's would behave somewhat like SyncToy does. Furthermore, would a device such as a thumbdrive not be considered something sync-able? I mean come on.. Can anyone shed light on this? Thanks!
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