Creating a mobile account is useful because a user can authenticate with the network
information, and the owner ofthe files on the local and network folders is the same.You
can set up rules for automatically copying files. For each preference set,you can establish
which files can be synchronized at login and logout.These files are currently copied only
from the home folder path.
NOTE
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While you can set up mobile accounts for your Mac OS X v10.3 users,only
users ofMac OS X v10.4 or newer can take advantage ofthe synchronization rules.
Synchronizing Account Home Folders
The Rules pane lets you designate which files you want ...
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