Yes - I understand about syncing with a shared notebook. However, what I have
is two notebooks that I want to combine into one.
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Robert Tankersley CDP
"Rainald Taesler" wrote:
[Quoted Text] > Robert T wrote:
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> >>> Is there any facility to compare (and then sync) two notebooks?
> >>
> >> One can manually compare two notebooks by opening them in two
> >> windows using Ctrl+M.
> >>
> >> As to synching:
> >> What are you trying to do?
> >
> > Thanks for your reply. I have two notebooks on two machines that I
> > would like make the same.
>
> Oh, I see.
> ON has a fantastic feature for synching - better than anything I know in
> any other current software.
>
> The main thing is:
> Store the notebooks only on *ONE* machine, not on both.
> Using a desktop and a laptop the file would be stored on the desktop
> (could be on the laptop instead).
>
> Then on the laptop the notebooks are opened *from* the desktop (mapped
> drive, shared directory).
> The laptop then would work from OneNote's *cache* (not with files stored
> on the laptop <!>).
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> As long as as the two computers are connected, ON will *automatically*
> sync all of the open notebooks, one can work on both machines.
> Once the computers are disconnected, ON continues working from the
> cache. One can work on both machines.
> As soon as the computers are re-connected, the data are synched both
> ways.
>
> Really powerful, isn't it?
>
> If any additional questions, pls ask.
>
> Rainald
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