v
New
file:
If
a
new
file
is
created
in
any
folder,
you
can
create
the
same
file
in
the
other
folder
or
folders.
v
Deleted
file:
If
a
file
was
deleted
in
any
folder,
you
can
delete
the
file
in
the
other
folder
or
folders.
v
Modified
file:
If
a
file
was
modified
in
any
folder,
you
can
replace
the
file
in
the
other
folder
or
folders.
If
the
file
was
modified
in
all
folders,
MyKey
enables
you
to
skip
this
file
without
performing
any
operation.
v
Renamed
file:
Renaming
a
file
is
equivalent
to
deleting
it
and
creating
a
new
one.
Therefore,
the
rules
for
a
deleted
file
apply.
Creating
personal
folders
Personal
folders
are
file
folders
that
help
you
to
categorize
or
organize
your
files
for
quick
retrieval.
To
create
a
personal
folder,
complete
the
following
steps:
1.
Click
OK
to
confirm
personal
folder
creation.
The
following
directories
are
created:
v
My
Memory
Key,
similar
to
your
desktop,
stores
general
files
that
you
access
frequently.
v
Memory
Key
Documents,
similar
to
your
My
Documents
folder,
stores
work
files.
This
folder
stores
files
from
the
Synchronize
My
Documents
operation.
v
Memory
Key
Favorites,
similar
to
your
Favorites
folder,
stores
your
favorites.
This
folder
stores
files
from
the
Synchronize
My
Favorites
operation.
2.
To
access
any
files
in
your
personal
folders,
use
one
of
the
following
procedures:
v
Open
your
My
Profile
folder
in
Windows
Explorer.
v
Click
Tools
on
the
Memory
Key
console
to
display
and
access
files.

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