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1. DOCK AND UNDOCK MENUS INKSCAPE FULL
2. DOCK AND UNDOCK MENUS INKSCAPE PORTABLE
3. DOCK AND UNDOCK MENUS INKSCAPE OFFLINE

You can make files available offline from any computer that supports Server Message Block-based (SMB) File and Printer Sharing, including Windows 95, Windows 98, and Windows NT 4.0.

DOCK AND UNDOCK MENUS INKSCAPE FULL

A quick synchronization is much faster than a full synchronization, but may not provide the most current version of every network file that has been made available offline. A full synchronization ensures that you have the most current version of every network file that has been made available offline. Synchronization Manager also controls whether a full or a quick synchronization is performed.

Synchronization can be initiated manually or Synchronization Manager can be set to control when offline files are synchronized with the network.When you and someone else on the network have made changes to the same file, you have the option of saving your version of the file to the network, keeping the other version, or saving both.

DOCK AND UNDOCK MENUS INKSCAPE PORTABLE

When your network connection is restored or when you dock your portable computer, any changes that you made while working offline are updated to the network. When the status of your connection changes, an Offline Files icon appears in the status area, and an informational balloon is displayed over the status area to notify you of the change. You have the same access permissions to those files and folders as you would have if you were connected to the network. You can continue to work with them as you normally do. If you lose your connection to the network or undock your portable computer, your view of shared network items that have been made available offline remains just as it was when you were connected. Using Offline Files, you can continue to work with network files and programs even when you are not connected to the network. The only caveat is that this uses local disk space hidden in the %SystemRoot%\CSC folder. By enabling this feature on the My Documents folder and its subfolder, you can ensure to always have a local copy of all your documents. You are then prompted to make the folder or the folder and its subfolder available for offline use. My documents), and enabling the �Make available offline� menu item. This is enabled by right clicking the desired network folder (e.g. There is however a mechanism, called �permanent offline files�, which will enforce that a local copy of all files in network folders is made, allowing for documents to be available all the time, whether offline or online. Usually files that have not been accessed recently will NOT be available while offline. They are temporary in the sense that the cached copy might be erased locally after use. This kind of files is called temporary offline files. Upon reconnection on the network, the modified files will be resynchronized with their copy on the servers (According to the Offline files settings available thru Tools->Synchronize->Setup in any Windows explorer window). If the �Enable Web contents in folder" (Available from Tools->Folder Options in any Windows Explorer window) has been enabled, the user will be reminded that the folder is offline, as shown in the next f igure. They remain usually available when the portable computer is disconnected from the network. When users access their files sitting on servers on the network, these files are cached on the local disk. The My Documents folder is therefore considered as a network folder. This feature is called �My Documents redirection�. It is worth mentioning here that in the standard CERN Windows setup, the My Documents folder is always redirected to the user home directory.

Offline Files provides a way for mobile users to ensure that the most current versions of network files are available before disconnecting from the network, and that work done offline will be synchronized with the network when reconnecting. These features are not necessarily activated by default and are explained below. Windows has a number of features allowing for effective use of portable computers while working offline. However, all your work can continue ! A computer is considered offline when it is not connected to the (CERN) network.