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I have a group of spreadsheets and documents that I use at home and at the office and on my blackberry. &nbsp;How can I ensure that I don't overwrite changes in one copy that I need in another?
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I have a group of spreadsheets and documents that I use at home and at the office and on my blackberry.  How can I ensure that I don't overwrite changes in one copy that I need in another?

Windows XP and windows 7 - syncrhonizing documents, spreadsheets

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Windows XP

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Microsoft Word

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