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Offline files enable seamless access to important documents stored on LFCDS servers even when you're off-campus. Whether working from home, traveling, or enjoying a coffee shop, having your files available offline is crucial for productivity. This guide explains how to use the Sync Center, resolve synchronization conflicts, and ensure your "My Documents" (T:.Drive) is available without a network connection. For assistance, contact IT Support via email or phone, or visit the IT Service Center for help. Don’t let the secure firewall limit your work possibilities!
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Offline Files LFCDS IT Department Created By: Mike Panagos
Important Files Stored on LFCDS Servers! Stored on School FileServers My Documents (T:\ Drive) Shared Network Locations Employee (S:\ Drive)Student (P:\ Drive) Local Hard Drive (C:\ Drive)
School Network Not Accessible Off Campus! I’m Offline Files Man! T:\ DriveS:\ DriveP:\ Drive Secure Firewall means you can’t connect from home!
What Good Are Offline Files??? • Working at home • Leaving on a jet plane • At a hotel, coffee shop, etc.
The Sync Center Windows XP Offline Files Windows 7 Sync Center
Sync Center Status Indicator Icon Happy Sync Center Conflict Needs Resolving Your Computer Automatically Synchronizes Any Necessary Changes
Resolving a Sync Conflict 1. Click the Sync Center icon Click
Make Files Available Offline Your “My Documents” Folder (T:\ Drive) is Automatically Made Available Offline
Need Help? Have Questions? • E-mail: @IT Support • Telephone: x222 or 847-615-6222 • Drop in and visit us at the IT Service Center (ITSC)