http://techie-buzz.com/reviews/keep-your-important-files-synced-with-sugarsync.html?utm_source=subscriber&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=rss Know your technology head on Sun, 22 Nov 2009 20:43:15 -0500 hourly 1 http://techie-buzz.com/reviews/keep-your-important-files-synced-with-sugarsync.html#comment-34434 Michel de la Villefromoy Mon, 13 Apr 2009 00:52:21 +0000 http://techie-buzz.com/reviews/keep-your-important-files-synced-with-sugarsync.html#comment-34434 It really is a pity that it doesn't allow synching to a mapped network drive because its often all thats available in managed work environments. Like Tim I've gone to a fair amount of trouble to make my networked home environment look as much as possible like my networked work environment. I like SugarSynch but this is something of a deal breaker It really is a pity that it doesn’t allow synching to a mapped network drive because its often all thats available in managed work environments. Like Tim I’ve gone to a fair amount of trouble to make my networked home environment look as much as possible like my networked work environment. I like SugarSynch but this is something of a deal breaker

]]> http://techie-buzz.com/reviews/keep-your-important-files-synced-with-sugarsync.html#comment-26820 Tim Mon, 07 Jul 2008 23:28:34 +0000 http://techie-buzz.com/reviews/keep-your-important-files-synced-with-sugarsync.html#comment-26820 I downloaded sugarsync and it does not appear to be able to sync from a network drive. The only drive it wanted to sync from was my "C" drive. I have a Novell network with the network drive designated as "H" and mapped as such in "My Computer". No way apparently to get it to even look there or in "My Network Neighborhood". Nice idea but I need to back up my important files and none of them are on my Windows desktop due to sad experience over the years. I expect to have to re-install my Windows XP files every year or two and so I installed a dedicated server but I thought on-line availability would be cool for use of files at home. Alas! I downloaded sugarsync and it does not appear to be able to sync from a network drive. The only drive it wanted to sync from was my “C” drive. I have a Novell network with the network drive designated as “H” and mapped as such in “My Computer”. No way apparently to get it to even look there or in “My Network Neighborhood”. Nice idea but I need to back up my important files and none of them are on my Windows desktop due to sad experience over the years. I expect to have to re-install my Windows XP files every year or two and so I installed a dedicated server but I thought on-line availability would be cool for use of files at home. Alas!

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