Managing Files and Folders in C#.NET

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Send offline changes to the network resource Yes Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes No Yes Receive cached files from the network resource No Fully Partially Partially Fully Fully Fully Partially No

Synchronization Settings and Functions Automatically synchronize the selected items when I log on to my computer is enabled Synchronize all offline files before logging off is enabled Synchronize all offline files before logging off is disabled Synchronize the selected items while my computer is idle is enabled Scheduled by using Synchronization Manager Clicking Synchronize from the Start menu or on the Tools menu Clicking Synchronize on the File menu Clicking Make Available Offline on the File menu Clicking the Offline Files icon in the notification area of the task bar

If the network resource version of a file and the locally cached version of the file are different, you can view each file and the date and time that the files were saved, and then select one of the following options in the Resolve file conflicts dialog box:

Saves the version that resides on the local computer to the network as filename(username vX).doc, where filename is the name of the file, username is the user name, and X is the version number.

Use the following procedure to set up synchronization. To set up synchronization 1. Click Start, click All Programs, click Accessories, and then click Synchronize. 2. Click Setup. 3. Use the Logon/Logoff, On Idle, and Scheduled tabs to configure options. You can also initiate synchronization from the My Documents folder. After you have set up files for synchronization, Synchronize appears on the Start menu. Note

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You can use two methods to safely remove offline files from the cache without affecting network files or folders. You can delete selected files from the Offline Files folder, or you can delete all files associated with a particular network share by using the Delete Files feature from the Offline Files property page. Do not directly delete or move any files from the systemroot\CSC folder.

You can open the Offline Files Folder and delete files directly from the list of offline files. Deleting a file this way removes it from the cache regardless of whether it was manually or automatically cached. Note Deleting files and folders from the cache does not delete the network copy of the file or folder.

If an offline folder is manually cached and you delete any or all offline files in the folder, the folder remains pinned. All files in the folder are cached the next time a full synchronization occurs. To delete files from the cache using the Offline Files Folder 1. Click a folder, and then on the Tools menu, click Folder Options. 2. On the Offline Files tab, click View Files. 3. Click the files you want to delete, and then on the File menu, click Delete. In this view of the Offline Files folder, you can see which files are automatically cached (temporarily available offline) and which are manually cached (always available offline). If you delete manually cached folders this way, the folders and files in them are no longer pinned. You need to pin the files or folders to make them available offline again. To delete files from the cache on a network share 1. Click a shared network folder, and then on the Tools menu, click Folder Options. 2. On the Offline Files tab, click Delete Files. 3. In the Confirm File Delete dialog box, select the shared folders containing the offline files you want to delete. 4. Click Delete only the temporary offline versions if you want to delete files that were automatically cached. Click Delete both the temporary offline versions and the versions that are always available offline if you want to delete files that were automatically cached and files that were manually cached (pinned).

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