What Does The Reinstall System Cause The Briefcase To Be Unable To Use?

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First, create a new "Briefcase".

So how do you create a briefcase in Windows XP? The method is very simple, as follows:

1, open "my computer", double-click on the desktop "my computer" icon.

2, click on the folder where you want to create a new "Briefcase".

3, on the "file" menu, point to "new", then click "Briefcase".

4, if you want to create a new "Briefcase" on the desktop, first right-click anywhere in the desktop, then click "new", then click "Briefcase".

Two. Use the briefcase to synchronize files stored on removable disks.

1, insert the removable disk into the disk drive of the main computer.

2, open the briefcase and copy the corresponding files to the briefcase.

3, drag the briefcase to disk, and the files in the briefcase are copied to disk.

4, remove the disk from the main computer and insert it into the disk drive of the portable computer.

5, open the "Briefcase" from the disk and process the files.

When preparing synchronization files, remove the disk from the portable computer and insert it again on the disk drive on the main computer.

6, open the briefcase from the disk, then perform one of the following steps:

A: wants to update all files. On the briefcase menu, click update all.

B: only updates some files, selects the files that need to be updated, and then on the briefcase menu, click Update selection.

Three, choose to use "Briefcase" or "offline file".

Windowss XP provides tools that can handle files stored on the main computer or network.

You can choose the right tools according to your needs.

1, if a direct cable connection or a removable disk is used to pfer files between computers, the briefcase will be the best tool.

Using a briefcase can synchronize the files that are modified on other computers with the files on the main computer.

You can organize files by creating multiple briefcases.

2, if you want to use shared files on the network, offline files are the best tools.

Using offline files can change the shared files when the network is disconnected, and synchronize them in the next connection to the network.

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Four. Use the briefcase to synchronize files on the computer.

Windows XP, like previous versions of Windows, can use briefcases to synchronize files on computers.

1, when your computer is connected, open the briefcase on the laptop and copy the required files from the main computer.

2, processing files on portable computers.

3, after processing the files, please connect two computers (if they have been disconnected), open the briefcase on the laptop computer, and complete one of the following steps:

A: wants to update all files. On the briefcase menu, click update all.

B: only updates some files, selects the files that need to be updated, and then on the briefcase menu, click Update selection.

It is important to note that when you use the briefcase to copy files from the main computer to the portable computer, you must connect the two computers through the network or direct cable connection.

When processing files, there is no need to connect two computers.

Five, separate files stored in the briefcase and files corresponding to the briefcase.

1, open the briefcase, and then click the file to be split.

2. On the briefcase menu, click "detached from the original document".

After the files stored in the briefcase are separated from the files corresponding to the briefcase, the file will be marked as an isolated file and no longer synchronized.

Six. Check the status of documents in briefcase.

Sometimes we need to check the status of the documents in the briefcase so that we can use the briefcase reasonably.

1, open the briefcase, and then click the file to check.

2. On the file menu, click properties.

3, click the update status tab.

Here are two points to note.

1, if you want to find a copy of the document outside the briefcase (corresponding to the copy stored in the briefcase), on the update status tab, click find the original file.

2, if you want to view the file status stored in the briefcase, and the status bar does not appear in the right pane of the briefcase window, click Details on the View menu.