Linking Files

2.Select a Database Type.

3.Highlight a BOOKMAN Sidekick file.

4.Click Link To PC File.

5.Type the name of the new PC Sidekick file to be created. You do not need to type a file ex- tension because the connectivity software automatically adds one.

6.Click OK twice to return to the main window.

The new PC Sidekick file is double bracketed ( <<SAMPLE>> ).

Updating Your Links

If you add, delete or rename the card- files on your BOOKMAN Sidekick while using the connectivity software, and these changes do not appear on the Link Databases dialog box, you should update your links.

From the main window, select Update Links from the File menu. This checks your BOOKMAN Sidekick for changes made to your cardfiles and then auto- matically updates your links.

Linking Files

Maintaining and Removing Links

You do not need to relink your files every time you use the connectivity software. Even if you turn off your computer, your linked files remain linked until you unlink them, or de- lete or rename a file.

To unlink a pair of linked files, first click Link to go to the Link Data- bases dialog box. Then click a pair of linked files and click Unlink.

Linking Multiple BOOKMAN Cardfiles

You can link a single PC Sidekick cardfile to multiple BOOKMAN Sidekick cardfiles.

However, if you link a PC Sidekick cardfile to more than one BOOK- MAN Sidekick cardfile and then click Merge All, the linked BOOK- MAN Sidekick cardfiles merge in the order that they appear in the Link Databases dialog box.

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Franklin SDK-763 Updating Your Links, Linking Files Maintaining and Removing Links, Linking Multiple Bookman Cardfiles

SDK-763, SDK-765 specifications

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