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Setting Up ConflictManager
7. If an action contains underlined text, click the underlined text to open a Rule Detail
Settings dialog box, where you can specify a value for the underlined text.
Example: If you marked the action Isolate the file via AppPaths into the
directory Shared, you would click the word AppPaths and select the isolation
method, and then click the word Shared and enter a directory name.
8. When you finish adding actions, click Next on the Actions page.
The Conditions page appears.
9. In Which condition(s) do you want to check?, mark the check box next to each
condition to check, in the order they should be checked.
As you mark check boxes, the conditions appear in the Rule description list.
10. If a condition contains underlined text, click the underlined text to open a Rule
Detail Settings dialog box, where you can select a value for the underlined text.
Example: If you marked the condition File is executable, you would click the word
is and select either is or is not.
11. When you finish adding conditions that comprise the rule, click Next on the
Conditions page.
The Sort Order page appears.
12. In Which sort(s) do you want to perform?, mark the check box next to each
sort option to perform, in the order they should be performed. You can rearrange
the sort order later.
As you mark check boxes, the sort options appear in the Rule description list.
13. To rearrange the sort order, select a sort option in the Rule description list and
click Move Up or Move Down.
14. When you finish adding and arranging sort options, click Finish on the Sort Order
page.
The Conflict Resolution Rules dialog box reappears. The new rule is displayed in the
upper list box and its details are displayed in the Rule description list.
15. To edit a rule’s details, delete a rule, or rearrange the rule order, use the buttons on
the Conflict Resolution Rules dialog box.
16. To change the value in an action or condition, click its underlined text and enter new
text on the Rule Detail Settings dialog box.
17. You can continue to add and edit rules. When you finish, click OK on the Conflict
Resolution Rules dialog box.
See also:
Guidelines for Resolving File Conflicts
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