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Is it possible to synchronize 2 (or more) computers?

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I'm a professional student and currently have a desktop and tablet notebook. By March, I will have added a new Touchsmart desktop and a netbook to my tech gadgets (I also have a Palm TX PDA, and a HTC TouchPro 2 Windows Smartphone). Anyway, what I want to know is: is it possible to synchronize 2 or more computers insomuch as the data files are the same...as a student I have numerous Office and Notebook files for each of my classes and church activities and life...I really need to be able to have the same information on all my computers. So therein lies the reasoning behind my question. I'm finishing up with finals this week which is why I'm not really able to sit and think this through right now...so I was hoping some one could point me in the right direction.

Thanks.

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by santeewelding

Falls by my wayside, when you start with, "I'm a professional student..."

Was that more your point?

If so, I am indifferent to all your rest.

by ansugisalas

is a spy.

"I`M YOUR PRIVATE student
A student FOR MONEY
I`LL find WHAT YOU WANT ME TO find
I`M YOUR PRIVATE student
A student FOR MONEY
AND ANY OLD topic WILL DO"

Of course, a forensic surgeon would fit the bill too... and... pretty much any scientific consultant... hm. Interesting :)

by it2md

That isn't my point. Its simply a statement as to why I am posing my quetion. Kind of like you apparently are a 'Business Professional' as in thats your job; I am a Professional (not Graduate) student, as in that is MY job.

Now that that has been cleared up, perhaps you could try to answer my question.

I need the same information/files on ALL of my computers without carrying around a flashdrive or external drive. I want to be able to sit down at any of my computers and have the exact same information. And if I update something on one, I want it to automatically update on ALL the others. How would I go about accomplishing that task? THAT IS MY POINT!

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