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timing |
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sync (The process of reconciling the differences between data stored in one location and a copy of the same data stored in another location); synchronization (The matching of timing between computers on a network, or between components of a computer, so that all are coordinated); synchronize (To reconcile the differences between files, e-mail, appointments, and other items stored on one computer or device with versions of the same files on another computer. Once the differences are determined, both sets of items are updated) |
| cultur. |
synchronisation; synchronising |
| mech.eng., el. |
synchronizing |
| med. |
synchronism; synchronization |
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Pocket PC synchronization (A function that allows the user to synchronize Address Book and Calendar information with a PC) |
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Internet synchronization (A feature in Microsoft Jet and Microsoft Access that allows replicated information to be synchronized in an environment in which an Internet server is configured with Microsoft Replication Manager, a tool included with Microsoft Office 2000 Developer) |
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Sync (A menu item that initiates the process of synchronization) |
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EdgeSync synchronization (The task or process that the Microsoft Exchange EdgeSync service performs to propagate data from the Active Directory directory service to the subscribed Edge Transport server) |
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Outlook Synchronization (The Outlook functionality which provides an interface for adjusting synchronization settings, specifying troubleshooting options, and performing the synchronization process) |
