Thread: Sharing my calibre library
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Old 10-28-2009, 04:35 PM   #23
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Originally Posted by Rachel View Post
Hi Guys, I'm interested in going down the networking route as I'm about to take delivery of a netbook to use when away from home. I hadn't thought of networking it with my laptop. If I make changes to my Calibre data base on my netbook when away from home (eg adding new books), will the two databases synch when I come back and reconnect the netbook into the database?
Have you thought of using Remote Desktop Connection or VNC to remote control your desktop, thus eliminating 2 databases?
You can even remote/share a "drive".
NB Be sure you have strong passwords in place on your network (especially if more than 1 computer behind the Firewall) and all the latest security patches.
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