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05-12-2011, 11:36 AM
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Synchronization in UR is meant primarily as a way to keep UR's view of a folder in sync with an external folder's contents (typically, and by default, all synced documents are linked, not stored, in UR). For an individual item, syncing of a stored document will sync the contents with the external file, but internal editing of a stored web page and then syncing will result in the external file being synced to match what is stored internally by UR (which, by design, is a custom format that includes the page + any files comprising it). Web pages are unique, since they often have stylesheets, images, etc., associated with them. Other document types are stored in their native format.
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05-13-2011, 04:44 AM
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OK, understood. I have a large reference database consisting mainly of text-only .html files, and I was pondering how best to organize them in UR. As I couldn't make up my mind about which way to go: linking them or storing them in UR, I thought I would dodge the issue and used "store and sync" for the moment.
Anyway, thanks for the explanation.
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