Sony PEG-NZ90 Intellisync User Guide - Page 49

Mapped Fields, Synchronization, Data Conflict.

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Glossary example, in Address records, if Last Name and First Name (key) values match, but Address values differ, this is a data conflict. See also Data Conflict. Mapped Fields Handheld and PC application fields that are linked for synchronization in the Intellisync Field Mapping dialog. Section A type, or category, of data contained in a PC application. For example, Addresses, Notepad, and Schedule are sections contained in some of the PC applications supported by Intellisync. In the handheld, sections are referred to as applications. Synchronization The Intellisync operation that compares the records in a handheld application to the records in a PC application file, and makes whatever changes are necessary in either system to make sure that they both contain the same data. Page 49

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Glossary
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example, in Address records, if Last Name and First Name (key)
values match, but Address values differ, this is a data conflict. See also
Data Conflict.
Mapped Fields
Handheld and PC application fields that are linked for synchronization
in the Intellisync Field Mapping dialog.
Section
A type, or category, of data contained in a PC application. For
example, Addresses, Notepad, and Schedule are sections contained in
some of the PC applications supported by Intellisync. In the handheld,
sections are referred to as
applications
.
Synchronization
The Intellisync operation that compares the records in a handheld
application to the records in a PC application file, and makes whatever
changes are necessary in either system to make sure that they both
contain the same data.