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Windows Vista: Sync Center, a preview
Thursday, August 24th, 2006
As a freelance technical writer, I find myself traveling a lot to various training classes, trade shows,
etc. Although I can honestly say that I enjoy life on the road, there is one particular aspect of traveling that has always frustrated me. Because of various editorial deadlines, I usually end up taking my laptop with me whenever I travel so that I can get some work done while I am on the road. The problem is that when I am not traveling, my laptop stays in the closet. When I am at home, I do all of my work on a desktop machine. I store my articles on a file server, and all of my e-mail resides on an Exchange Server. Since I don’t have a VPN set up to my home network, I have to copy any files that I think I might need to my laptop before leaving for a trip. I tend to get a little paranoid, so this usually means that I end up copying everything that I have ever written, all of my business records, and who knows what else.
It’s nice to have access to all of my files while I am on the road, but I have to remember exactly what I worked on while I was on the road so that I can copy any new or modified files to my file server when I get home. Inevitable, I always seem to forget this part of the process, and have lost several articles as a result. A Preview of Windows Vista’s Sync Center
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