[thelist] keeping the computers synchronized

[Jeniffer C. Johnson]

At 10:24 PM 2/18/2003, you wrote:
>I'll need to check, but from memory, marking a folder as available "offline"
>should mark all sub-folders also available offline (up to the limit of hard
>drive space to use you have configured).
>
>So it seems to me that your problem is that you're creating new folders on
>the desktop. Instead, create one folder and make this available "offline" on
>the laptop. Then create your new folders underneath this parent folder.
>Alternatively, navigate to:c:\documents and settings\yourUserAccount\
>and make the "desktop" folder there available "offline" on the laptop.

Yeah, I *thought* this was how it worked. Unfortunately, this doesn't seem
to be correct. At the time I set the directory to "available offline", yes,
I can mark all subdirectories also available. But a week later, when I get
a new client, and create a new subdirectory for that client (or any of the
hundreds of other times I create a new subdirectory...haha...it's only now
hitting me how often I do this), that new subdirectory does NOT get
synched. In other words, anything that was not marked to be available at
the time I set it up has to be done separately when I create it, or when I
get around to it, assuming I remember.

Jeniffer