Thank god for forums, where else could you ask a question like this? Let me pose a simple scenario. Suppose I hypothetically deep-six a file or something like an address book with a lot of one line entries which ends up in the bowels of my machine. Laboriously I reconstruct as much of my file as I can remember, and then dramatically find the lost file where I had "safely" parked it while "tweaking" Mail. Now I have two files, but they're not the same because I've been adding to the 2nd file.
No problem says a friend, there's software out there that will synchronize both folders.
What does this really mean? What happens? What will I end up with? I downloaded LaCie for free because another friend advised it could do the the sync job, but I can't figure out how to even start the process. The nerdy language gave my simple brain a migraine. I've been doing all this stuff on Mac OS X 10.3.9
Is there a knight on a white horse out there?
No problem says a friend, there's software out there that will synchronize both folders.
What does this really mean? What happens? What will I end up with? I downloaded LaCie for free because another friend advised it could do the the sync job, but I can't figure out how to even start the process. The nerdy language gave my simple brain a migraine. I've been doing all this stuff on Mac OS X 10.3.9
Is there a knight on a white horse out there?
