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by Shrinkrap - 02/06/2026 5:56 PM
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Hi,
I am wondering if anyone who uses the sync function on AC can comment on it and tell me how functional it is.
I am currently testing AC for my soon to open solo practice. My plan is to set up a SBS 2003 server with a laptop as my main office computer/client and my home desktop as a remote client.
I anticipate taking my laptop on the road and working offline as well--has anyone tried setting up the AC database file as an OFFLINE file on XP or Vista? This would I think make syncing much more automated than the Sync function within AC. Comments?
Johnny
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I am just about to head down the sync road, I am hoping it works.
Have a desktop in the office and a laptop that goes home so if it seems funky, I guess I will get GO TO MY PC instead.
Anyone with any feedback?
Lynn
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Lynn,
We're all ears... Keep us in the loop.... Thanks.
Paul
"Beware of the Medical Industrial Complex"
"The Insurance Industry is a Legalized CARTEL"
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Hi Johnny,
If you have SBS 2003, it would be less work in the long run just to connect remotely with an fast access connection. That is one less thing you have to do (sync) in the morning when you come in.
Dr. P
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