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Question Mac Ppl, Help with OS X.

Im trying to store my documents on a network share, (which i can accomplish), but how can i access them when I'm offline. As in windows you can redirect your "My Documents" folder to a network share but still access them when offline. Can this be done on the OS X??

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Confused.

You can not access a networked device unless you are online.

The files that you are accessing while offline under Windows are a copy/duplicate of what is on the share.
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Correct,

does OS X support this? I'm trying not use my XP machine in Fusion. But being able to access my documents when im offline is important.
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Sounds like Windows has soem kind of "synced" folder setup. I think the closest you'll get is using the iDisk setup that comes with .Mac, but there may be another way that I don't know about.
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Kinda busy today. Will try to help more tonight

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