• Working With SmartSync
  • Publishing a Working Papers File
  • Creating a Synchronized Copy of a File
  • Connecting to a Parent File
  • Opening a Client File
  • Closing a Sync File
  • Abandoning Sync Copies
  • Returning SmartSync Files to a Non-Sync State
  • Replacing the Server Copy
  • Opening the Top-Level Parent File
  • Applying Changes to the Top-Level Parent File
  • Creating a Sync Copy for Another User
  • Managing Sync Copies
  • Creating a Synchronized Copy of Consolidated Files
  • Creating a Consolidation in a SmartSync Environment
  • Working Online
  • Working Offline
  • Sync Status
  • Synchronization Properties
  • Clear Synchronization Information Command
  • Publish to Server / Replace Server Copy
  • SmartSync and Lockdown
  • Consolidations With SmartSync
  • Working with Synchronized Consolidated Files
  • Templates and SmartSync
  • Locking documents for exclusive use

Sync Status

The status of the synchronized copy displays in the right portion of the status bar. The SmartSync menu opens when the status is clicked.

SmartSync files displays the following statuses:

	Top-level parent files with sync information display this status.
	The file is being published to a SmartSync Server or Cloud.
	The sync copy is connected to the top-level parent file and is up-to-date. New sent and received changes are processed immediately.
	The parent or top-level parent file is unavailable. Changes are queued locally to be sent when a connection is established. Changes from other files are not received.
	The sync copy is connected to the top-level parent file and is forwarding and receiving changes. This indicator appears periodically as changes are synced.
	The sync copy is connected to a parent instead of the top-level parent file and is up-to-date with the changes to the parent branch. New sent and received changes to the parent are processed immediately.
	The synchronized copy is connected to a parent instead of the top-level parent file and is forwarding and receiving changes. This indicator appears periodically as changes are synced.