Advanced Transfers

and Merging

Advanced Transfers and Merging

Once you have linked files, you can transfer or merge individual linked files between the computer and your BOOKMAN Sidekick using the Ad- vanced Transfer button.

Transferring, like merging, sends en- tries between your BOOKMAN Side- kick and the computer. But unlike merging, transferring copies all the en- tries from one file and overwrites them in the other, thereby deleting all the previous entries in the file copied to. For example, if you transfer a cardfile from your computer to your BOOK- MAN Sidekick, all the cards in the BOOKMAN cardfile will be replaced by the cards in the cardfile from PC Side- kick.

Caution: Before you transfer files from your computer to your BOOK- MAN Sidekick, you may want to check the memory gauge on your BOOK- MAN Sidekick to make sure that it has enough memory available to hold the new files. Read “Gauging the Memory” for more information.

Note: To recover the PC Sidekick files that you most recently transferred, read “Recovering Files.”

1.On the BOOKMAN Sidekick Connectivity main window, click Advanced Transfer.

This is the Transfer Databases dia- log box.

A right pointing arrow (⇒) indicates that entries can be transferred or merged only from a BOOKMAN Sidekick file to a (new) PC Sidekick file.

A left pointing arrow (⇐) indicates that entries can be transferred or merged only from a PC Sidekick file to a (new) BOOKMAN Sidekick file. A double pointing arrow (⇔) indi- cates entries can be transferred or

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SDK-763, SDK-765 specifications

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