Syncexpnet User Guide v0905

User Guide
Website: http://www.syncexp.net
Email Address: hotline@syncexp.net
Copyright © 2002-2009 SyncEXPERT

1.0 Overview ...................................................................................................... 3
2.0 System Requirements ................................................................................ 4
3.0 Licensing Information ................................................................................ 4
4.0 Installation Instructions ............................................................................. 5
5.0 Uninstallation Instructions ......................................................................... 5
6.0 Important Software Information ................................................................. 5
7.0 Server Application ...................................................................................... 6
7.0.1 Change System Password ................................................................................. 6
7.0.2 Add a New User ................................................................................................. 7
7.0.3 Add a Ghost User ............................................................................................... 8
7.0.4 Delete a User ..................................................................................................... 9
7.0.5 Configure User Properties ................................................................................ 10
7.0.6 Mapped Folder Access ..................................................................................... 12
7.0.6.0 Add Mapped Folder Access ................................................................................... 12
7.0.6.1 Modify Mapped Folder Access............................................................................... 13
7.0.6.2 Delete Mapped Folder Access ............................................................................... 14
7.0.7 Mapped Dataset Access ................................................................................... 15
7.0.7.0 Add Mapped Dataset Access................................................................................. 15
7.0.7.1 Modify Mapped Dataset Access............................................................................. 16
7.0.7.2 Delete Mapped Dataset Access ............................................................................. 17
8.0 Client Application ..................................................................................... 18
8.0.1 File Synchronization Tasks ............................................................................... 18
8.0.1.0 Add a File Synchronization Task............................................................................ 18
8.0.1.1 Save a File Synchronization Task .......................................................................... 20
8.0.1.2 Modify a File Synchronization Task........................................................................ 20
8.0.1.3 Delete a File Synchronization Task ........................................................................ 21
8.0.2 Dataset Synchronization Tasks ........................................................................ 21
8.0.2.0 Operational Structure ............................................................................................ 22
8.0.2.1 Add ODBC Data Source ........................................................................................ 22
8.0.2.2 Run the IniAdmin.exe ............................................................................................ 25
8.0.2.3 Add a Dataset Synchronization Task ..................................................................... 26
8.0.2.4 Save a Dataset Synchronization Task ................................................................... 27
8.0.2.5 Modify a Dataset Synchronization Task ................................................................. 27
8.0.2.6 Delete a Dataset Synchronization Task ................................................................. 28
8.0.3 Replace Host Address ...................................................................................... 28
8.0.4 Auto Load ......................................................................................................... 29
8.0.5 Task Schedule .................................................................................................. 29
8.0.6 Connect to Host ................................................................................................ 31
8.0.7 Disconnect from a Host .................................................................................... 31
8.0.8 Running the Program in the Background .......................................................... 31
9.0 System Settings .......................................................................................... 32
9.0.1 Auto Load Function .......................................................................................... 32
9.0.2 Stop the SEserver ............................................................................................ 33
9.0.3 Default System Settings ................................................................................... 34
9.0.4 Activity .............................................................................................................. 35
9.0.5 Log ................................................................................................................... 36
9.0.6 Registration ...................................................................................................... 38
10.0 Synchronization ...................................................................................... 38
10.0.1 Go Sync Function ........................................................................................... 38
11.0 Technical Support ................................................................................... 39
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1.0 Overview
SyncEXPnet, is a shareware program that processes proprietary and innovative

algorithms to synchronize digital data between desktop computers, laptops, USB
flash thumb drives and any Microsoft Windows based network storage devices,
automatically including hidden files and folders.
SyncEXPERT's software combines bulletproof reliability with an extremely easy-

to-use interface. The software offers a smart data comparison approach in
combination with a synchronizing speed that is second to none. Your corporation
can save anywhere from minutes to hours of computation resources, depending
on the number of files that need processing, over our competitors programs. Our
software is small in size but is robustly built to process high loading tasks.
SyncEXPnet is a client – server tool that synchronizes files, folders and

databases on Windows LANs (intranet) or WANs (extranet) platforms using
TCP/IP networks protocol, at your office and home. A multitude of databases are
supported with an ODBC connection, such as, Oracle, DB2, Microsoft SQL
server, Sybase, Pervasive SQL, MySQL, PostgreSQL, and also desktop
database products, such as, FileMaker and Microsoft Access.
If you are a web hosting business, SyncEXPnet is an offsite backup tool for you
to mirror a site quickly and easily. Backups can be scheduled anytime from
hourly to daily.
The software runs fast and uses very little system resources as it compares file
and sub-folders on a network and copies, deletes, and/or ignores items based on
your instructions making it the best companion for sharing data, making backups,
and mirroring files.
SyncEXPnet comes with FileSync and DataSync functionalities. FileSync works

with the files and folders on the network while DataSync manages and compares
the system records and tables inside the database.
SyncEXPnet's client program is a green software, or a "widget”, which is free

from dll and can be run from the USB thumb disk. When the USB disk is
removed from the workstation the synchronizer detaches from the computer.
No installation to the client computer is ever required and the software works
even if software installs are prohibited.
The smart data comparison feature allows a directory snapshot to be stored to

save scanning time of repetitive tasks, therefore, the synchronizing speed is
substantially faster than many peer applications that are available.

2.0 System Requirements
Supported Platforms:
• Microsoft Windows XP
• Microsoft Windows NT
• Microsoft Windows 2000
• Microsoft Windows 2003
• Microsoft Windows Vista
3.0 Licensing Information
The SyncEXPnet is shareware that operates in a client-server mode.
The server license fee is paid per installation on a hard drive, LAN card, MAC
address, or IP address. All upgrades of SyncEXPnet are free for the lifetime of
the product.
The program is freely distributable as long as the full contents of the zip file are
sent in an unmodified form. SyncEXPnet offers three different license packages
as shown below:
Shareware: 30 days fully functional and then limited to five file transfers
afterward
Basic License: fully functional software with file synchronization capabilities
Advance License: fully functional software with file and database

synchronization capabilities
Users should fully test the capability of the program before using it in your
network environment. SyncEXPnet disclaims any direct or indirect liabilities on
using the program or loss of data.

4.0 Installation Instructions
SyncEXPnet will be sent as a .zip file that will need to be opened using a utility
similar to WinZip (http://www.winzip.com).
You can extract and save the files wherever you wish. In order to run the
programs you simply click on the appropriate executable (.exe) file and the
program will launch.
The software will contain the following files:
SEServer.exe: main server program

SEClient.exe: main client program
IniAdmin.exe: manage database interface definition
wDataAcc.dll: data access interface code
HookNet.dll: dll file
NTFSys.dll: dll file
DataSync.txt: application manual for the Datasync function
Readme_SyncEXPnet.txt: this file
5.0 Uninstallation Instructions
The SyncEXPnet program does not install to the local machine but instead
places a folder with the executables (.exe) inside.
In order to uninstall SyncEXPnet, you simply need to delete the syncexpnet

folder that was extracted from the .zip file in the installation instructions. Once the
folder has been deleted from the workstation or network the program is
completely uninstalled.
6.0 Important Software Information
Trojan/Virus Alert
The File NTFSys.dll is compressed by PECompact in order to minimize the size

of the file. Virus scanners (such as, Avast as reported) may view the act a
potential hack, while other scanners (such as, Norton and Kaspersky) sees this a
clean file.

Deletion Information
Information deletion in this program is permanent and will not be recoverable

from the Recycle Bin so it is recommended that you use the Ignore and Preview
functions before making any deletions. First time users are strongly advised to
test run the program until they understand what effect the tools have on the data.
7.0 Server Application
7.0.1 Change System Password

Important: The registration of the server license is based per hard drive,
LAN, or IP Address encryption algorithm so changing the hard drive will
result in a program malfunction. You will need to contact SyncEXPnet
support if you have a hardware change in order to obtain a new license for
your hardware.
In order to request a new license you will need to provide the email address
of the licensee and payee name to verify ownership. You will receive a new
license key within 24-48 hours of contacting us.
If the system password security has been compromised, follow the instructions
below to change the password. Passwords should be changed frequently to
ensure the safety of your data.
1. If the server is not already started, double-click the SEServer icon and the
process icon should display in the system tray of the taskbar (typically located at
the bottom right of the screen).
2. Right-click on the icon and select Show Window.
3. Click the button.
4. Enter current password.
5. Type the new password.
6. Re-type the new password.

7. Click the Ok button.
7.0.2 Add a New User

process icon should display in the system tray of the taskbar (typically located in
the bottom right of the screen).
3. Click the User Management tab.
5. Highlight the User in the window and enter the User Name and Password.
6. Choose the checkbox marked Forbid this user temporarily if you wish.

7. Select the Forbid multiple connection checkbox if preferred for that user.
8. When finished, click the button.
7.0.3 Add a Ghost User

the bottom right of the screen.)
3. Select the User Management tab.
4. Choose the button as shown below.

5. Highlight the User in the window and enter the User Name and Password.
6. Choose the checkboxes marked Forbid this user temporarily and/or Forbid
Multiple Connections if you wish.
7.0.4 Delete a User

Warning: You will not be prompted whether you are sure want to delete a
user so be sure you have the correct user selected.

4. Highlight the user name you wish to delete and click the button.
7.0.5 Configure User Properties

If you have added a user to the system, you can set specific parameters and
permissions for them using the steps outlined below. You can forbid a user from
breaking a sync task, enable the remote desktop feature, choose the amount of
bandwidth the user can access, and specify what User IP addresses are
allowable to be used.
4. Click on the user whose properties you want to set.
5. Choose the button.
6. Select the appropriate checkbox if you want to Forbid the user from breaking
the sync task.
7. If you wish to grant the user remote desktop capabilities, place a checkmark
in the corresponding checkbox.
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8. To select the amount of bandwidth the user can access, click the up/down
arrows to reach the correct kByte per second value.
9. Next, type the User IP address(es) that can be accessed. (Note: If you want to
allow the user to login from any remote IP Address, leave this field blank.)
10. Click Ok when finished and select the button.

7.0.6 Mapped Folder Access
If you have users that need access to a particular folder but it is stored on a
remote machine or server the steps below will assist you in giving an end user
access to the specific folder on their workstation and give them read, delete
and/or write access to the folder and sub-folders.
7.0.6.0 Add Mapped Folder Access
process icon should display in the system tray of the taskbar (typically in the
bottom right of the screen).
4. Highlight the User in order to add mapped folder access.
5. Choose the Add button to launch the Map Setting window.
6. Click the Map Folder tab.
7. Select the button and choose the path that the user needs access to.
8. Choose the appropriate privileges you want to grant the user.

9. Click Ok when finished.
7.0.6.1 Modify Mapped Folder Access
4. Highlight the user that you want to modify settings for from the list.
5. Select the User that you want to modify mapped folder access to from the list.

6. Highlight the name of the folder and click the Modify button.
7. Make the necessary changes and click Ok.
8. Click when ready.
7.0.6.2 Delete Mapped Folder Access
Warning: Once you have selected the Delete button you will not be
prompted before the deletion of data occurs.

4. Choose the User that you want to delete the mapped folder access from the
list.
5. Click on the name of the mapped folder and click Delete.
7.0.7 Mapped Dataset Access

7.0.7.0 Add Mapped Dataset Access
1. Open the SyncEXPnet (Server).
2. Highlight the name of the user that you want to add access to a dataset for
and click the Add button.
3. Select the Map Dataset tab.
4. Choose the appropriate dataset from the drop down menu.

5. Place checkmarks next to each privilege you want to assign to the user.
6. Click Ok at the screen shown below:
7.0.7.1 Modify Mapped Dataset Access
4. Select the User that you want to modify mapped dataset access from the list.

5. Highlight the name of the folder and click the Modify button.
7.0.7.2 Delete Mapped Dataset Access
Warning: Once you have selected the Delete button you will not be
prompted before the deletion of data occurs.
5. Select the User that you want to delete a mapped dataset from the list.

5. Click on the name of the mapped dataset and click Delete.
6. Select the button.
8.0 Client Application
8.0.1 File Synchronization Tasks

The File Synchronization capabilities in this software allow for two or more
locations to store the same up to date files. If the data in these files are changed
the file synchronization will replicate the changes when a backup is performed.
The following section shows you how to add, modify, and/or delete a file
synchronization task.
8.0.1.0 Add a File Synchronization Task
1. Double-click on the SyncEXPnet (Client) icon.
3. Enter a Task Name and Host Address.
4. Select the Sync type from the drop down menu.

5. Choose the button to select the Host Folder, which is the data that
you want to back up.
6. Click the button to select the Mirror location where you want to
save the backed up files.
7. Place a checkmark in the appropriate box if you want to include sub-folders.

8. If there are specific folders you want to exclude from the synchronization, click
the Add button to launch the Select Host folder set as shown below.
9. Add a description in the notes section located in the bottom left window if
necessary.
10. Choose the File Synchro Options from the drop down menus.
11. Click the button if you want to select items based on their
extension, packet size, bandwidth, and error limit.

12. Click the Save button when finished.
8.0.1.1 Save a File Synchronization Task
1. Once you have entered all of the appropriate information into the
Synchronization window for the File synchronization. Click the button.
8.0.1.2 Modify a File Synchronization Task
Tip: You must be disconnected from the host to delete a task.
1. Open SyncEXPnet (Client).
2. Highlight the task and make the necessary changes.
3. Ciick the button when finished.

8.0.1.3 Delete a File Synchronization Task
Important: You must be disconnected from the host to delete a task.
Warning: You will not be prompted to verify that you want to delete the
task. Once the delete button is clicked that task is permanently removed
from the system.
2. Highlight the task and click the button to delete the task.
8.0.2 Dataset Synchronization Tasks

The DataSync feature backs up and mirrors multiple sizable databases across
the Internet or corporate networks.
Datasets are the targeted data that you would like to be synchronized, therefore,
in a database the table is called a dataset.
Records are the data entries that form a dataset. A database can have multiple
tables. A table with fewer than a thousand records is considered "small" in
SyncEXPnet.
Fields are the different attributes of data.
Key Fields are specific fields whose values are unique within a table. A Key
Field value should be characters or convertible strings. Once a record is written
its value should not be changed. The Key Field does NOT support Unicode.
Table's Key Field can be used for our synchronization purpose. In order to
speed up the synchronization speed the Key Field should be indexed.
SyncEXPnet requires the Key Field to identify a record.
Modified Time is a field in a table that tracks when a record was last changed.
SyncEXPnet uses this field to decide if a record needs to be processed, therefore
if you have records that are not supposed to be updated at any time it will assist
in speeding up the data scans. If this field is not found in a table all the data
within a record will be scanned thoroughly and compared bit by bit which can
become a time consuming if you have thousands of records. SyncEXPnet
supports this field in both, Date and Time and Date only formats. An index for
that field is desirable for an efficient sync task.

SyncEXPnet has an option for you to control how many days old the records are
that you want to compare and synchronize. For example, if you define it as 300
days, records older than 301 days will be excluded from the results allowing for a
more proficient processing of relevant data.
A Deletion Tag is one of the fields in a table that is typically a binary field with a
value of true or false. When a record is decided to be deleted, SyncEXPnet will
tag the field as true instead of physically removing the record. This method is
selected as permanently deleting a record can create chaos when a host
database is being synchronized to multiple mirror sites which are changing
independently. The Deletion Tag helps a synchronization task to be done more
accurately and reliably although one needs to manually delete true-tagged
records from time to time, or to add a module in your database application to
purge them automatically.
8.0.2.0 Operational Structure
SyncEXPnet > Data Access Interface (wDataAcc.dll) > ODBC > Database
8.0.2.1 Add ODBC Data Source
You can easily add your database by using Windows built-in ODBC management
tool, odbcad32.exe. You should classify your database as a "user database" or
"system database". A User Database allows only the current logged in user to
access the information. A System Database allows all users with the proper
administrative rights access to the database information. (Note: The example
below uses a Microsoft Access database.)
1. Select Start > Run.

2. Type odbcad32.exe into the Open window and click Ok.
3. Choose the System DSN tab and click the Add button to launch the Create a
New Data Source window.

4. Select the Microsoft Access Driver (.mdb) and click Finish.
5. Enter a name in the Data Source Name window and click the Select button.

6. Highlight the name of the database so that it appears in the left window as
shown below and click Ok.
7. Click Ok two times to exit out of the ODBC Data Source window.
8.0.2.2 Run the IniAdmin.exe
The next step in the Dataset Synchronization is to run the IniAdmin.exe file in
order to automatically add your local data to the DataSync.ini file. (Note: If you
are an expert in manipulating database structure you can edit the DataSync.ini
directly using Notepad.)
1. Open the syncexpnet folder and double-click the IniAdmin.exe file to open the
Data set administration window.
2. Click the Add button.
3. Select ODBC from the drop down menu.
4. Choose the Table that you want to synchronize.
5. From the drop-down menu, select the Primary Key and Modification Time.

6. Next, place checkmark next to each field to be synchronized, similar to the
example below and click Finish.
7. Click the Save and Close buttons.
8.0.2.3 Add a Dataset Synchronization Task
1. Double-click on the SyncEXPnet (Client) icon.
3. Enter a Task Name and Host Address.
4. Select Data as the sync type from the drop down menu.

5. Choose the button to select the Host Folder, which is the data that
you want to back up.
(Note: If you find that there are no folders/data sets to select from you will need
to open the SEserver and map the folder to that user and provide them with the
correct privileges. See section 8.0.7 for step by step directions.)
6. Select the Mirror Folder/Data Set from the drop down menu.
7. Add a description in the notes section located in the bottom left window if
necessary.
8. Choose the File Synchro Options from the drop down menus.
9. Click the button if you want to select items based on their

extension, packet size, bandwidth, and error limit.
10. Click the button when finished.
8.0.2.4 Save a Dataset Synchronization Task
1. Once you have entered all of the appropriate information into the
Synchronization window for the Dataset synchronization. Click the button.
8.0.2.5 Modify a Dataset Synchronization Task
Tip: You must be disconnected from the host to delete a task.
2. Highlight the task and make the necessary changes.

8.0.2.6 Delete a Dataset Synchronization Task
Important: You must be disconnected from the host to delete a task.
Warning: You will not be prompted to verify that you want to delete the
task. Once the delete button is clicked that task is permanently removed
from the system.
2. Highlight the task and click the button to delete the task.
8.0.3 Replace Host Address

If the IP address of the server or the host machine changes you will need to
make the change within the SyncEXPnet client system in order to keep the
software running properly.
2. Highlight the task and click the button.
3. Select the Old Host from the drop down menu.
4. Enter the New Host Address and click Ok to see the Host Address change.

8.0.4 Auto Load
The instructions outlined below will help you in setting up the Client portion of
SyncEXPnet to run automatically when the system starts up.
2. Highlight the task and click the button to launch the Other Setting
window.
3. Select Auto Load at system startup.
4. If you wish to password protect this function place a checkmark in the

appropriate checkbox and enter the password twice into the boxes.
5. Click the Close button when finished.
8.0.5 Task Schedule

The Task Schedule is an important and time-saving feature of the program. In
this section, you will learn how to setup each of your tasks to backup unattended.
No longer will you have to sit down and run manual backups of your data. Once
all the tasks have been setup within the system you will be able to devote the
necessary time to other aspects of your job with the comfort of knowing that your
backups are being successfully completed on their own.

2. Click the button to launch the Task Schedule window.
4. Enter a new name for the Task if you wish or you can leave the default
selected.
5. Place a checkmark in each checkbox of the items you would like to have
synchronized.
6. Select if you want the synchronization to occur every day or every week from
the drop down menu.
7. Enter the time the synchronization should occur.
8. Use the arrows to select how many times the task should be repeated.
(Note: Two examples are outlined below to assist in explaining the repeat
feature.)
Example 1: If a daily task is set to repeat three times, the task will NOT run on
the forth and subsequent days.
Example 2: If a task is set to run every hour and is set to repeat 20 times, the
task will run for 20 hours and stop on the 21st hours and forward.

9. Click the button if you are ready to begin or the Close button if
you do not want to synchronize right now.
8.0.6 Connect to Host

2. Highlight the task of the Host you want to connect to and click the button.
3. The bottom left of the Client window will show a message stating,
“Congratulations! Logon ok” if the host has been properly connected to.
8.0.7 Disconnect from a Host
1. While connected to a Host, click the button.
2. The lower left window of the Client screen will display a message of
“Disconnected. “
8.0.8 Running the Program in the Background

SyncEXPnet can be setup to run in the background of the Windows Operating
System. The directions outlined below will minimize the client portion of the
program to run in the background as you complete your daily tasks. The follow
steps will be performed from the Start button on the Windows desktop.
1. Select Start > Run.
2. On the Open line type, SEClient.exe /h or SEClient.exe -atask1 /h.
3. Click Ok.

9.0 System Settings
9.0.1 Auto Load Function

3. Choose the System Setting tab.
4. Place a checkmark in the Auto Load checkbox as pictured below.

9.0.2 Stop the SEserver
4. Select the Stop Service button.

9.0.3 Default System Settings
4. Using the select the Directory cache time.
5. Select the number of maximum connections for the user.
6. Click the to set the Bandwidth limit for the user.
7. From the drop down menu choose None, Fast, Normal, or Max as the
Compression rate. (Note: This function is applicable to uncompressed files only.
However, you will find that you save transfer time with this function if a task
covers both compressed and uncompressed files.)
8. Enter a port, other than the default, if necessary.

9. Type the zipped file extensions that the user should have access to. (Note: If
you wish to click the Default button an extensive list of file extensions will be
listed in which you can add or delete as necessary).
9.0.4 Activity
The Activity Tab will inform you of which users are logged into the system, IP
address for each user, download and upload speed. If no one is logging in, the
activity window will be blank.

3. Choose the Activity tab and a window similar to the one shown below will
display.
9.0.5 Log
The Log option can be set up to include or exclude many options within the
program by following the instructions below:
3. Choose the Log tab.

5. Using the checkboxes select what activities you want to log to a file and/or the
screen.
6. If saving to a file, enter a file name.
7. Click Ok when finished. A log file will look similar to the example below:

9.0.6 Registration
Follow the instructions below in order to purchase and register your SyncEXPnet
program to get the full benefits of the program.
3. Choose the Registration tab.
4. The MAC Address or HardDisk Serial Number will be displayed. Click the
Buy Now button and proceed to register your version of SyncEXPnet.
10.0 Synchronization
10.0.1 Go Sync Function

1. With the Client screen open, highlight the task you want to synchronize and
click the button.
2. The Sync Management window will appear. If you wish to remove

Files/Records from being synchronized, simply remove the checkmark next to
the file name.

4. A status bar, similar to the screenshot below, will appear so that you can tell
how long the synchronization will take to complete.
5. A Results screen will appear at the end of the synchronization showing the
tasks that were completed and if any files failed to synchronize.
11.0 Technical Support
Product home page: http://syncexp.net/
Full feature list: http://syncexp.net/feature-list

Download direct link: http://syncexp.net/?dl_id=1
Software PAD file: http://syncexp.net/syncexpnet_pad.xml
Release history: http://syncexp.net/feature-list/release-history

Testimonials: http://syncexp.net/feature-list/testimonials
Typical Applications: http://syncexp.net/feature-list/typical-applications
One page user guide in Spanish: http://syncexp.net/support/pagina-de-apoyo-

espanol
Product purchase/pricing info: http://syncexp.net/license

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SyncEXPnet User Guide v.0905 by SyncEXPERT -2-

SyncEXPnet, is a shareware program that processes proprietary and innovative

SyncEXPERT's software combines bulletproof reliability with an extremely easy-

SyncEXPnet is a client – server tool that synchronizes files, folders and

SyncEXPnet comes with FileSync and DataSync functionalities. FileSync works

SyncEXPnet's client program is a green software, or a "widget”, which is free

The smart data comparison feature allows a directory snapshot to be stored to

SyncEXPnet User Guide v.0905 by SyncEXPERT -3-

3.0 Licensing Information

The SyncEXPnet is shareware that operates in a client-server mode.

Basic License: fully functional software with file synchronization capabilities

Advance License: fully functional software with file and database

SyncEXPnet User Guide v.0905 by SyncEXPERT -4-

The software will contain the following files:

SEServer.exe: main server program

5.0 Uninstallation Instructions

In order to uninstall SyncEXPnet, you simply need to delete the syncexpnet

6.0 Important Software Information

The File NTFSys.dll is compressed by PECompact in order to minimize the size

SyncEXPnet User Guide v.0905 by SyncEXPERT -5-

Information deletion in this program is permanent and will not be recoverable

7.0 Server Application

7.0.1 Change System Password

2. Right-click on the icon and select Show Window.

3. Click the button.

4. Enter current password.

5. Type the new password.

6. Re-type the new password.

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7.0.2 Add a New User

2. Right-click on the icon and select Show Window.

3. Click the User Management tab.

4. Click the button.

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8. When finished, click the button.

7.0.3 Add a Ghost User

2. Right-click on the icon and select Show Window.

3. Select the User Management tab.

4. Choose the button as shown below.

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7. When finished, click the button.

7.0.4 Delete a User

2. Right-click on the icon and select Show Window.

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5. When finished, click the button.

7.0.5 Configure User Properties

2. Right-click on the icon and select Show Window.

3. Select the User Management tab.

4. Click on the user whose properties you want to set.

5. Choose the button.

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10. Click Ok when finished and select the button.

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7.0.6.0 Add Mapped Folder Access

2. Right-click on the icon and select Show Window.

3. Select the User Management tab.

4. Highlight the User in order to add mapped folder access.

5. Choose the Add button to launch the Map Setting window.

6. Click the Map Folder tab.

8. Choose the appropriate privileges you want to grant the user.