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7.13.2 Resolving Filename Conflicts
Filename conflicts occur when the names of the local file version and the server file version differ
by case. The content might differ, or it might be the same. These type of conflicts can be resolved by
renaming the files, but be careful about where you rename the file.
Š If the content is the same, you can rename one of the files by using the Resolve Conflicts dialog
box.
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If the content is different, make sure to make a copy of the local file and give it a different
name, then return to the Resolve Conflicts dialog box and save the server version of the file.
This allows both versions of the file to exist in the iFolder with different filenames. If you
rename a file version within the Resolve Conflicts dialog box, that version of the file
overwrites the other, and the content of the other file is destroyed.
1 In the Notification area, right-click the iFolder Services icon Description: iFolder Application
Icon , then click iFolders to open the iFolder browser.
2
Select the file in conflict , then click Resolve to open the Resolve Conflicts dialog box.
3 Confirm that it is a file name conflict, and determine whether the content is the same or
different.
4 Do one of the following:
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If the content is the same, rename one of the files, click Save This Version , then click OK
to close the Resolve Conflicts dialog box. You are done.
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If the content is different, continue with Step 5 .
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Close the Resolve Conflicts dialog box.
6 Open a file manager and navigate to the local copy of the file in conflict.
7
Copy the file and save it with a unique name in the iFolder.
iFolder synchronizes the file as a new file to the server and member computers.
8 Return to the Resolve Conflicts dialog box, select the server version of the file, click Save this
Version , then click OK .
The server version of the file downloads to your local machine and overwrites the local copy of
the file by that name.
7.14 Moving an iFolder
After you create an iFolder, the path to the iFolder is static. You cannot move an iFolder from its
original location to another location on your local computer and have it remain an iFolder. Moving
the iFolder breaks the link between the synchronization database and the folder you converted to an
iFolder.
To move an iFolder on the computer where you created it:
1 In a file manager or the iFolder browser, select the iFolder you want to move.
2 Revert the iFolder to a normal folder.
3 In a file manager, move the folder to another location on the computer.
4 Convert the folder back to an iFolder and upload the iFolder to the server.