What is the easiest way to syncronize my OneNote Notebook?

[Joseph Galbraith]

Is there an easy way to syncronize my OneNote files between my laptop and my
home pc through my Windows XP home networking connection? It would be a nice
feature and is suppose to copy files from my pocket pc but fails to that also.

Any Ideas?

 

[Prilosec]

I don't know how to actually synchronize, but I copy the whole notebook
folder over to "My Documents" on my home PC from my laptop over my home
network. My notebook is not too big yet and it only takes a couple seconds.
This writes over the home PC "Notebook", though. I do not have any server
software at home. I do this same thing with MS Outlook (write over desktop
computer with notebook files--my "master" Outlook and Notebook).

 

[Chris H.]

You might want to try to SyncToy from Microsoft:
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/digitalphotography/prophoto/synctoy.mspx
You can do a lot more with it than just sync up pictures.
--
Chris H.
Microsoft Windows MVP/Tablet PC
Tablet Creations - http://nicecreations.us/
Associate Expert
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[Tim]

Is there an easy way to syncronize my OneNote files between my laptop and my
home pc through my Windows XP home networking connection? It would be a nice
feature and is suppose to copy files from my pocket pc but fails to that also.

Any Ideas?

What I have heard is to use syncronized folders on the two machines.
Given that there is only one user, you should be able to handle the
syncronizing without too much difficulty. There are a variety of
products on the market to help you also.

 

[Prilosec]

Thanks. I installed that and it works really well. I have been using
"briefcase" to synchronize most files, and this is better at everything
EXCEPT replicated Access DBs, which do field-level synch using Briefcase. I
would not want to mess this up by trying SynchToy on Access.