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| | What's the proper procedure to upgrade? Ok, just stumbled on to the fact that the new folder share is out. So, what is the best thing to do. I have 4 machines using foldershare. Do I need to do something special or just download and install the new version on each one. Do the old and new versions operate together? In other words if I upgrade one and not the others will they still be able to share? Does all my account info stay the same? Does the upgrade run smoothly and convert all my setting? Do libraries need to be recreated? Is the new version working for most people? Thanks |
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| | RE: What's the proper procedure to upgrade? I downloaded and installed the new version last weekend on my three machines. Everything has worked fine since. Except for slow synch at times, but that is not the fault of the software, it is a recurring problem of Foldershare in recent days. You do not need to uninstall the old software. Just download and run the new version and it will keep your setting intact, at least it did on my three machines. Also, during the time I had installed the new version on the first machine, the other two continued to sync just fine. So my experience showed that old and new versions work together, although I see no reason to install the new version on just some PC's and not on the remaining ones. Therefore I upgraded all three of mine. You will notice a rather different appearance in icons etc. once you upgrade. Also, the new version allows you to grab any file from any of your computers using a web browser. This means all files, not just the ones contained in your libraries. In short, I have found the new version to be acceptable after using it for a week. -- Art C in Rhode Island "Drew" wrote: Quote: > Ok, just stumbled on to the fact that the new folder share is out. So, what > is the best thing to do. I have 4 machines using foldershare. Do I need to do > something special or just download and install the new version on each one. > Do the old and new versions operate together? In other words if I upgrade one > and not the others will they still be able to share? > > Does all my account info stay the same? > > Does the upgrade run smoothly and convert all my setting? > > Do libraries need to be recreated? > > Is the new version working for most people? > > Thanks |
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| | RE: What's the proper procedure to upgrade? Thanks for the reply. I did just that and it worked, but now the new client crashes. I wonder if anyone has experience going back? |
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| | Re: What's the proper procedure to upgrade? ArtCinRI wrote: Quote: > the new version allows you to grab any file from any of your > computers using a web browser. This means all files, not just the ones > contained in your libraries. richi. www.richij.com |
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| | Re: What's the proper procedure to upgrade? On Fri, 14 Mar 2008 09:39:29 +0000, Richi Jennings <richi.msnews@xxxxxx> wrote: Quote: > ArtCinRI wrote: Quote: >> the new version allows you to grab any file from any of your >> computers using a web browser. This means all files, not just the ones >> contained in your libraries. > It does WHAT??? I sincerely hope this behavior can be disabled by the user! uncheck the box that allows web downloads, but you can not allow such downloads while limiting their scope to just your FolderShare libraries. Tony |
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