Thread: What are my options for sharing library with 2 PCs?
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Old 03-15-2020, 06:29 AM   #7
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Originally Posted by celiabooks View Post
Thanks all - you made me think of something I hadn't before. Synology offers their own sync program (like a local Dropbox).
Which is precisely what I had in mind when I wrote:

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You could look into the possibility of doing a one-way sync of the library from the Synology NAS to your wife's laptop at windows startup.
I didn't elaborate because I have not used that particular feature of Synology. Good luck with it, providing it is a one-way sync (also known as a mirror) the likelihood of any problems is pretty small.

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