This section presents several handy tips for using ChronoSync from the basics to the many powerful capabilities hidden beneath the surface.

• Overview
• Basics
• Connect
• Setup
• Backup
• Synchronize
• Advanced
• Restore

First things first.

With ChronoSync, you can synchronize, backup, and create bootable backups. ChronoSync can synchronize or backup to almost anything you can connect to your Mac. That includes folders on your Mac, other Macs, PC's, external drives, NAS drives, or anything you can mount to your Mac. ChronoSync performs synchronizations and backups from a document you create and save. Once you create and save a Synchronizer document, your synchronizations or backups always run from the same document. You can run a synchronization or backup at anytime or schedule it to run automatically.

There are two steps to get ChronoSync up and running:

1. Connect - connect the source and destination.
2. Set up - set up your ChronoSync document.

These tips will walk you through the steps needed to get your syncs and backups up and running. If you're unable to find the answer you are looking for from the tips or are unsure about anything then contact us by using the support form.

Quickly learn the basics of using ChronoSync to backup or synchronize.

• To Sync or Backup [September 1st, 2011]
  
  
• Excluding a File or Folder [Updated June 6th, 2006]
  
  
• Using the Documents Manager [Updated June 6th, 2006]
  
  
• Locating an Invisible Folder or File [August 31st, 2011]
  
  

Connect to another Mac, PC, NAS or external and make that connection directly, via network or the internet.

• Direct Connect [August 31st, 2011]
  
  
• Network Connections [August 31st, 2011]
  
  
• Internet Connect [August 31st, 2011]
  
  
• Syncing using an Intermediary [July 13th, 2010]
  
  
• How to Setup a File Sharing connection between two Macs [May 23rd, 2011]
  
  

Get your ChronoSync document up and running.

• Quick Setup [July 13th, 2010]
  
  
• How to Set Up and run a ChronoSync document [May 25th, 2011]
  
  

How to backup anything to anywhere.

• Creating a Bootable Backup [January 5th, 2009]

We've got every sync scenario covered. And if we don't have a solution we will point you in the right direction.

• Syncing your Home Folder [February 24th, 2011]
  
  
• Syncing your Desktop Folder [July 13th, 2010]
  
  
• Syncing your Documents Folder [July 13th, 2010]
  
  
• Syncing your Downloads Folder [July 13th, 2010]
  
  
• Syncing your Library Folder [updated October 7th, 2010]
  
  
• Syncing Apple Mail Between Two Macs [November 29th, 2010]
  
  
• Syncing your Movies Folder [updated October 7th, 2010]
  
  
• Syncing your Music Folder [updated October 7th, 2010]
  
  
• Syncing your Pictures Folder [updated October 7th, 2010]
  
  
• Syncing your Public Folder [July 13th, 2010]
  
  
• Syncing your Sites Folder [July 13th, 2010]
  
  

Learn about all the features and options ChronoSync has to offer.

• Using ChronoSync and MobileMe Together [December 17th, 2008]
  
  
• Locating Targets [August 13th, 2009]
  
  
• Using Relative Dates [February 19th, 2009]
  
  
• Leopard users with Firewall activated [February 12th, 2009]
  
  
• Synchronizing With a Disk Image [Updated March 30th, 2005]
  
  
• Syncing to a CD [Updated June 6th, 2006]
  
  
• Syncing to an iPod [March 30th, 2005]
  
  
• Deleting Old Files [Updated August 14th, 2009]
  
  

Go back in time and restore files from the ChronoSync Archive or from a backup.

• Restoring Files [Coming Soon!]