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Intego Backup Assistant and Intego Backup Manager Pro User's Manual Page 57
On the left you see details about the document in its source location; on the right, the same
document in its destination. In the bottom right of each section is a small magnifying glass icon:
clicking it shows the file in Quick Look (Mac OS X 10.5, Leopard) or in the Finder (Mac OS X
10.4, Tiger). If you’re running Leopard, you can show the file in the Finder by pressing the Option
key when you click the magnifying glass.
You have two options for this file: either make the version on the source location the “official” one
that gets copied, or copy the version that was changed most recently, then click the Continue button.
Or, you could choose to ignore all such conflicts by checking Resolve other conflicts then choosing
one of the elements in the popup menu. Later button. If you make no choice within 60 seconds,
Intego Backup Manager Pro will act as though you clicked the Resolve All Later button.
The popup menu labeled “When files have changed on both sides since last sync” also has
selections to make Intego Backup Manager Pro act consistently whenever it runs into such
synchronization conflicts. Besides “Ask”, its other four options are: Copy from Source; Copy from
Destination; Copy newest, and Copy oldest.
Whatever you choose, Intego Backup Manager Pro will erase previous versions so that only one
version will remain on both the source and destination volumes. However, you can override this
behavior and save all previous versions by checking the “Never delete anything” checkbox.
The Permissions section asks whether you want Intego Backup Manager Pro to copy only those
files that you have permission to read, or whether it should use administrator authority to copy all
files. If you choose the latter, you’re given the choice of either entering an administrator’s password
just before the script runs (“Ask for authentication before running script”) or ahead of time (“Do not
ask for authentication”).
To copy all files, you must enter a user name and password belonging to someone with
administrator-level permissions. To determine who that is on your Mac, choose the Apple menu >
System Preferences... > Accounts: users with such power will have “Admin” under their names.