User Guide

ACDSee Pro 2.5 - User Guide
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3. Do one of the following:
x To schedule the synchronization, click Schedule. Specify how often to run your
synchronization, and then click OK.
x To adjust the settings, click Edit. In the Edit Synchronizations dialog box, update the
folder containing files you would like to copy, and a folder on a network drive,
remote computer, or external hard drive in which to place those files. In the Options
area, update how Sync should handle errors and logs. In the Confirmations area,
update how Sync should handle file duplication conflicts. Click OK when you are
finished.
x To rename the synchronization, click Rename.
4. Type a new name for the synchronization and click OK.
5. To delete the synchronization, click Delete.
6. Click Close.
Running a saved synchronization
After you create a synchronization, you can run it at any time, even if it is scheduled to run at
regular intervals.
To run a saved synchronization:
In the Browser, click File | Sync, and then select the name of the synchronization you want to
run.
Managing database information
About the ACDSee database
The ACDSee database stores image and media file information automatically when you browse
your folders. This process is called cataloging. The database increases the speed with which
you can browse your computer, and you can use the information stored in the database to sort,
organize, search, and filter your images and media files. You can also backup, restore, and
share database information.
You can store cached thumbnail previews, and add or edit the following information for each
image or media file on your computer:
x Categories
x Notes
x Keywords
x Authors
x Dates
x Ratings
x Captions