Apple PowerBook File Assistant User's Guide

This document is the user's guide for  PowerBook File Assistant, which provides information on how to use and the features of the product.


Apple PowerBook File Assistant User's Guide - cover page
Brand
Apple
Category
Laptops
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
32
File format
PDF
File size
506 KB
Published
05 June, 2012
Updated
28 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
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About this manual

The PowerBook File Assistant is a utility designed to synchronize individual files or folders between a PowerBook computer and a desktop Macintosh. It ensures that the most recent version of any file is available on both devices, eliminating confusion about which copy is current. The software requires specific system software versions (7.0 or later for basic use; 7.1 or later for drag-and-drop features) and at least 4 megabytes of RAM.

What's inside

  • Installing Your Software
  • Using the PowerBook File Assistant
  • Linking files or folders for synchronization
  • Understanding the alert messages
  • Setting completely automatic synchronization
  • Using the Assistant Toolbox
  • Extending your PowerBook's battery life

Specifications

Minimum RAM required4 megabytes
Required System Software version (basic)7.0 or later
Recommended System Software version (drag-and-drop)7.1 or later

Frequently asked questions

What does file synchronization do?

It keeps the most recent version of a file or folder on both your desktop Macintosh and your PowerBook.

How do I install the software?

You must use a program called the Installer to place the software on your PowerBook's hard disk.

What is the Assistant Toolbox?

It is a group of enhancements included with the assistant that allow you to extend battery life, control screen dimming, and put the PowerBook to sleep.

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