Sony PEG-NZ90 Intellisync User Guide - Page 13

HotSync complete, HotSync Log, Notes, See The Conflict Resolution Tab in for information

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If you have not already done so, read "The HotSync Manager" in Chapter 1 for important details on the HotSync Manager application. Before You Begin 10. If a Conflict Resolution dialog box appears, resolve "data conflicts" (see note below). When the operation is complete, your handheld will display the message HotSync complete. If any errors are reported during the operation, click the HotSync Log button on the handheld when the operation is finished. This will display information on the errors. Notes: For each set of data you synchronize, a history file is used to determine the changes that must be made in each of your systems to achieve synchronization. This file is created by the first synchronization of the data. Therefore, a first run synchronization is different from (and may take longer than) subsequent synchronizations. First run synchronizations simply merge your handheld and PC data, and a Conflict Resolution setting is used to resolve data conflicts. See "The Conflict Resolution Tab" in Chapter 3 for information on data conflicts and the Conflict Resolution setting. For information on how history files are used in the process of synchronization, refer to "Synchronization and History Files" in Chapter 4. Page 13

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Before You Begin
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10.
If a Conflict Resolution dialog box appears, resolve “data
conflicts” (see note below).
When the operation is complete, your handheld will display the
message
HotSync complete
.
If any errors are reported during the operation, click the
HotSync Log
button on the handheld when the operation is finished. This will
display information on the errors.
Notes:
For each set of data you synchronize, a history file is used to
determine the changes that must be made in each of your systems
to achieve synchronization. This file is
created
by the first
synchronization of the data. Therefore, a first run
synchronization
is different from (and may take longer than) subsequent
synchronizations.
First run synchronizations simply merge your handheld and PC
data, and a Conflict Resolution setting is used to resolve data
conflicts.
See “The Conflict Resolution Tab” in Chapter 3 for information
on data conflicts and the Conflict Resolution setting.
For information on how history files are used in the process of
synchronization, refer to “Synchronization and History Files” in
Chapter 4.
If you have not
already done so, read
“The HotSync
Manager”
in Chapter
1 for important details
on the HotSync
Manager application.