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• 11. User Settings Management

  There are a user management window in FileGee File Synchronzation and Backup System for managing multiple users.

• 12. How to Backup the Configuration Information of Software to Keep on Working with the Previous Settings after Reinstallation?

  This Tutorial mainly introduces that how to backup the configuration information to keep on working with the previous settings after reinstallation.

• 13. How to Transfer File through Inner Channel of Multi-User Network Version without Using FTP or Share Path?

  An introduction about that How to transfer file through inner channel of multi-user network version without using FTP or share path.

• 14. How to Centralized Backup for Multiple Computers Without Broadcast?

  An introduction about that How to centralized backup for multiple computers without broadcast in FileGee?

• 15. How to Protect the Security of Backup Files from Disclosure?

  Enable encryption feature by job wizard extended option to protect the security of backup files from disclosure.

• 16. How to Copy files with Their Permission?

  An introduction about that how to copy files with their permission at the same time.

• 17. What Issues Need Attention When Setting FTP Server?

  Set ftp server with filegee backup & synchronization system.

• 18. What Issues Need Attention When Adding LAN Share Path in Job?

  The issues need to attention when adding LAN share path in job.

• 19. How to Make FTP Execute More Efficiently by HTTP,Multi-thread and FXP?

  Filegee backup & synchronization system supports multi-threaded FTP to upload and download, supports HTTP and can directly transfer file between FTP servers.

• 20. If the File Path is too Long, Will the Job Be Caused to Copy Files Failed?

  Too long file path definitely makes job failed to copy files. Windows OS has restriction for path length.

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