FTP

Readme file for EpocSync - version 3.04 --------------------------------------- Welcome to EpocSync - one step file synchronisation for your EPOC machines. If you are currently using EpocSync version 1.00 or 2.00 then please remove this program (using Control Panel>Add/Remove Programs) before installing EpocSync version 3.04 EpocSync is supplied as a standard EPOC installation file called epocsync.sis. To install on your EPOC machine, follow these instructions: * Connect your EPOC computer to a Windows PC using Psiwin Then either * On your Windows PC, double-click on the file epocsync.sis or * Copy epocsync.sis to your EPOC computer, highlight it, and press Enter If you want to synchronise your EPOC machine to an FTP server then you will also need to install file ftp.sis. Once installed, run EpocSync from your Extras bar and follow the onscreen instructions. Of course, to get full use from the program you need to install it on a second EPOC computer as well ;-)) To run EpocSync on the EPOC Emulator, copy epocsync.sis to the appropriate "emulated" directory on your Windows PC (refer to the Emulator documentation if necessary). You do not need to install ftp.sis. Start the EPOC Emulator, highlight epocsync.sis and then press Enter. You can obtain a free download of the Windows Epoc Emulator from the following URL: http://www.symbiandevnet.com The User Manual --------------- The user manual is in Epoc Word format. System requirements ------------------- The program files occupy about 81K of disk space, of which 22K is for the Help file. The optional FTP components occupy a further 12K (ie. if you install FTP.SIS). In use, the memory requirements vary according to the EPOC computer on which you are running the program. This is due to the memory allocated to windows that are larger on the Series 7/netBook and correspondingly smaller on other machines. The Series 7/netBook will require about 1M of free memory to run the program. At the other extreme, the Revo only requires about 360K of free memory. Important disclaimer -------------------- While every effort has been made to ensure that EpocSync works correctly, the author accepts no responsibility for any data that may be lost using the program. Always take regular backups of your data. Enjoy the program. Malcolm Bryant & FreEPOC, 2000, 2001 malcolm@freepoc.org FTP.OPX is © X.soft, 2000