Updating portable PC files using file synchronization

PowerSyncŪ keeps your portable and desktop PC files up-to-date
When you take your files on the road with your portable PC and you work with the same files on a desktop or server back at the office, you need to keep your files up to date on both systems. PowerSync for Windows can do this for you. It is quite versatile, has automatic features and can be used back in the office or on the road to do your portable PC file updates.

Easy File Sync after a Trip
If you travel with your portable computer, upon returning to the office, you can "plug in" and automatically synchronize your files. If your other PC is a desktop, then you can connect to it with a LAN or direct cable connection and perform the update. On the other hand, if the other PC is a server on a LAN, you can "plug in" to a LAN jack, a docking station, or a port replicator. Once you establish the connection, the directories and files can be synchronized. PowerSync does this automatically when you "plug in" and start Windows.

File Sync While on the Road
If it is essential to your business that you update your office files remotely while you are on the road, several things are required. Your portable PC must have a modem and remote access dial-out software. The computer back at the office must have remote access connection software. Once the connection is made, use PowerSync to synchronize your files.

What is file synchronization?
Files get out of sync when you add, delete or update a file on one of your computers and not on the other one. This usually happens when you take your laptop or notebook away from your office. When you return to your office, you want to synchronize your computers so that both have the latest versions of your files. When you finish synchronizing, the selected directories and files are identical on both PCs. The synchronization software compares the directories and files on both PCs and makes sure that the latest copy is on each. PowerSync gives you this capability.