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ActiveWords Sync keeps your Words, Actions, and Tags available across your Windows devices by storing your ActiveWords data in a cloud-synced folder.
Note: You must have an account and the cloud service software installed on each computer where you want your Words and Actions to sync. Download links are listed below.
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When you click Apply, ActiveWords creates a folder named ActiveWords Sync inside the cloud service folder you selected.
Note: Do not rename or modify the contents of the ActiveWords Sync folder. Setting Sync to None removes the sync data file for that ActiveWords installation.
Sync should work with any cloud service that creates a local sync folder available through Windows Explorer. ActiveWords Sync is commonly used with services such as Dropbox, OneDrive, Box, and Google Drive.
OneDrive users may need to make the ActiveWords Sync folder available locally, depending on how OneDrive is configured.
Your ActiveWords data in the cloud updates automatically as you make changes. Changes are noted when you import, add, edit, or delete Words, Actions, and Tags.
When you move to another internet-connected device, the availability of recent changes depends on two things:
machine_guid. This identifies a specific Windows installation.machine_guid. This can happen when Windows installations are cloned.ActiveWords Sync keeps your Words, Actions, and Tags available across your Windows devices by storing your ActiveWords data in a cloud-synced folder.
Note: You must have an account and the cloud service software installed on each computer where you want your Words and Actions to sync. Download links are listed below.
See video: Watch the video

When you click Apply, ActiveWords creates a folder named ActiveWords Sync inside the cloud service folder you selected.
Note: Do not rename or modify the contents of the ActiveWords Sync folder. Setting Sync to None removes the sync data file for that ActiveWords installation.
Sync should work with any cloud service that creates a local sync folder available through Windows Explorer. ActiveWords Sync is commonly used with services such as Dropbox, OneDrive, Box, and Google Drive.
OneDrive users may need to make the ActiveWords Sync folder available locally, depending on how OneDrive is configured.
Your ActiveWords data in the cloud updates automatically as you make changes. Changes are noted when you import, add, edit, or delete Words, Actions, and Tags.
When you move to another internet-connected device, the availability of recent changes depends on two things:
machine_guid. This identifies a specific Windows installation.machine_guid. This can happen when Windows installations are cloned.