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Thanks for the suggestion!!<br />
Would I copy the &quot;offline&quot; folders to the external hard drive? &nbsp;If so, would these folders then &quot;re-sync&quot; with the live folders if any changes were made?<br />
Thanks again!!
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Thanks for the suggestion!!
Would I copy the "offline" folders to the external hard drive?  If so, would these folders then "re-sync" with the live folders if any changes were made?
Thanks again!!

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Almost every day, I will sync my files using briefcase from our server so that i will have access to them at night while working at home. &nbsp;The delima is that often the files become orphaned or corrupted. &nbsp;I feel there is a better way to do this but don't want to spend a lot of time testing a bunch of utilities. &nbsp;We have a VPN which i could access but the file transfer is soooo slow and i realize that is an entirely different discussion. &nbsp;What i would like is one or two recommendations.<br />
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My external HD is a Maxtor OneTouch4Mini. &nbsp;There are tools that came with the Maxtor External Drive - even has a sync tool but it doesn't seem to work well when i connect directly to the server (i.e. plug in to the USB on the server - not via a workstation).<br />
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Any suggestions?
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Almost every day, I will sync my files using briefcase from our server so that i will have access to them at night while working at home.  The delima is that often the files become orphaned or corrupted.  I feel there is a better way to do this but don't want to spend a lot of time testing a bunch of utilities.  We have a VPN which i could access but the file transfer is soooo slow and i realize that is an entirely different discussion.  What i would like is one or two recommendations.

My external HD is a Maxtor OneTouch4Mini.  There are tools that came with the Maxtor External Drive - even has a sync tool but it doesn't seem to work well when i connect directly to the server (i.e. plug in to the USB on the server - not via a workstation).

Any suggestions?

Sync Files with Briefcase ????

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