Setup

MightySync 3.0 Setup Guide

To run MightySync, you must have .NET 2.0 installed, which you can get from this link. Most Windows XP computers, if you keep up-to-date with Microsoft downloads, will already have this installed.

Also make sure you are using a recent version of ActiveSync, and that your device connects properly (click here for more information).

Your first sync!

When you first run MightySync, you will get a blank dialog; you should add in your first sync. To do this, click "Add Sync" from the main screen buttons:

and provide the name of the sync:

You will now have a tab appear in your main screen with the name "Business Documents":

Now click the "Add Files/Folders" button. You will then get up a split panel. On the left you will see the folders and files for your Pocket PC or Smartphone, on the right you will see the folders and files for your Desktop PC.

Now set up a folder to sync (in this example, a folder from your desktop to your device):

1) On your device (the right window), navigate to where you want the folder to sync to. In this case, it will be to the storage card.
2) On your PC (the right windows), select the file or folder you want to sync.
3) Click the Sync to Device button (the button with the green left arrow):

You will get a small dialog that lets you decide whether you just want to sync the top level of a folder, or everything inside the folder including other folders:

After clicking OK, you will now notice that a folder called "Business Information" appears on the left, on your device, however it is grayed-out:

Now click "Finished", and you will exit the Manage Sync explorer back to the main screen. You now have a Sync called "Business Documents" created, with the folder "Business Information" in it.

Now you can click "Sync All", and all the syncs you set up will happen:

Please note that the larger the files that must be sync'd, the longer the sync will take. If MightySync appears to be stuck on a file, just be patient -- it is likely that the file is transfering and will be completed. MightySync works as fast as your USB connection and ActiveSync will permit, so your performance will vary.

Congratulations, you are done!