Synchronization Settings
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A couple of things about synchronization:
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· | When synchronizing, make sure that you start with the full set of contacts and stay with them i.e. If you plan to only synchronize a group, start with that group. If you want to synchronize all, start with all.
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· | When running interactively, the synchronization will popup a window with a list of synchronization actions to take. It is up to the user to decide whether to go ahead with these actions or not.
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· | Contacts, Calendar, and Tasks have individual synchronization settings, including database dominance, the database that wins when an update conflict occurs.
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· | Synchronization Actions:
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1. | Modifications in Act! come automatically to Outlook/Exchange. Any item that is modified in Act!, is automatically brought over to Outlook/Exchange.
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2. | Addition of Items in Outlook/Exchange are added to Act!
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3. | Updates of Items in Outlook/Exchange are brought over to Act!
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4. | Updates of Items in Act! are brought over to Outlook/Exchange
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5. | Items Removed in Outlook/Exchange are also removed in Act!
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6. | Items Removed in Act! are Removed in Outlook/Exchange
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· | Dominant Database
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The dominant database settings indicates the direction of the record update if the same record has been updated in Outlook/Exchange and Act!. For example, if Dominant Database is set to Act!, if the same record has been updated in Outlook/Exchange and Act!, the Outlook/Exchange record is overwritten by the Act! Record.
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Public
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Limited Access
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· | Remove any Synchronization actions you don't want to do. Simply select the item and press the Del button and the action is then removed.
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· | Synchronize All the Data.
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· | Cancel the synchronization altogether.
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