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Check the Replication Settings, in Advanced tab look whether Replicate Incoming &quot;Forms,Views,Etc.&quot; is checked ON.<br />
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Good Luck<br />
~Hemanth
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Check the Replication Settings, in Advanced tab look whether Replicate Incoming "Forms,Views,Etc." is checked ON.

Good Luck
~Hemanth

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Are the folders grey instead of yellow? &nbsp;If they are grey they are private folders, and that might be why you are having these problems. &nbsp;Try creating the folders in office mode ( which should show up yellow ) and then replicate them locally. &nbsp;Private/Public folders are determined by the servername and mail file fields in your location document.<br />
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Hope this helps out<br />
Reed
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Are the folders grey instead of yellow?  If they are grey they are private folders, and that might be why you are having these problems.  Try creating the folders in office mode ( which should show up yellow ) and then replicate them locally.  Private/Public folders are determined by the servername and mail file fields in your location document.

Hope this helps out
Reed

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Hi,<br />
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Folders that have been created on Local (in Island mode) don't replicated to the server in the regular replica, but only when I change the replication settings everytime(the date or the direction)<br />
anyone ?<br />
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Thanks.<br />
Or.
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Hi,

Folders that have been created on Local (in Island mode) don't replicated to the server in the regular replica, but only when I change the replication settings everytime(the date or the direction)
anyone ?

Thanks.
Or.

Folder not replicating

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