Merging All Linked Files

➤Merging New Files

It is also possible to merge an exist- ing file, either a PC Sidekick or BOOKMAN Sidekick file, to a newly created file. For example, if you linked an existing PC Sidekick card- file to a new BOOKMAN cardfile, you can still click Merge All. Merge All adds all of the entries from the existing file to the new file.

➤Understanding Duplicate Records

Each BOOKMAN Sidekick entry, or record, has up to three index fields. Index fields contain the information that is displayed in menu items on your BOOKMAN Sidekick. Index fields are also used for sorting en- tries and files on your PC Sidekick.

The Duplicate Record Assignment dialog box appears whenever you try to merge two entries that have identical information in their index fields, but have different information

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in their other fields. When the Dupli- cate Record dialog box appears you must choose one of these options:

•Use...from Sidekick saves the en- try from the PC Sidekick file and discards the entry from the BOOKMAN Sidekick file.

•Use...from BOOKMAN saves the entry from the BOOKMAN Side- kick file and discards the entry from the PC Sidekick file.

•Both saves the entries from both the BOOKMAN Sidekick file and the PC Sidekick file.

The Preference box lets you choose how carefully you want to look at fu- ture duplicate records.

Continue Querying on Each Occur- rence allows you to examine each pair of duplicate records.

Use Same Selection for Future Oc- currences automatically applies the current selection to all future dupli- cate records in this current file.

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SDK-763, SDK-765 specifications

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