RE: Access from two computers
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.windows.eccopro |
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| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
Thank you JS, I believe that I managed the experiment that you suggested, adapting along the way. The last request however puzzles me: Eric From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: October-02-15 5:38 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [eccopro] Access from two computers >>Ecco has a complex way of synchronizing files ... >>if I remember correctly it slowed down the system because it constantly updated files. Probably the load on the system is not so significant, in any case it’s a drop in the ocean if compared with video streaming. >>It is also not simple to set it up. It’s not very complicated: 1 With your original file (file.eco) being opened go to File|Create Synchronized Copy... (rename home.eco to something more informative, e.g. file_copy.eco) by default the copy will be created in the same folder where the original file is located 2 In addition to the copy (file_copy.eco) two additional files will be created file.ECB and file.ECG 3 Close your file (file.eco) 4 Move file.ECB and file.ECG to your network drive (USB key) 5 Open the original file.eco, go to File|Properties and enter there the path to the file.ECG 6 Move the copy (file_copy.eco) to another computer and repeat step 5 with it too. Do experiment with a dummy file first, and keep backups. Regards, JS From: mailto:[email protected] Sent: Wednesday, September 30, 2015 06:06 To: [email protected] Subject: [eccopro] Access from two computers I am looking for the most efficient way for accessing an ecco file from two computers on a wifi network. A USB key on my router contains the file. However I cannot access it on a computer if it is open on the other one. I suppose one approach is to never leave a computer while the file is open. Ecco has a complex way of synchronizing files. I had used it many years ago, but if I remember correctly it slowed down the system because it constantly updated files. It is also not simple to set it up. I have also used Dropbox, but then the back-ups would only be functional on one of the computers, or in another Dropbox folder. Can you please indicate if there is a simpler way? Thank you, Eric Stern [email protected]
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