Rich224422
Technical User
It has been quite a while since I posted on this forum. I was looking for information on how to disable the time sync function in SK 98. Previous conversations with James33 covered the subject. See my previous post Sidekick 98 Doesn't close. thread807-1732540. As I read my old post, I realized that I had offered to make available the Sidekick Help file that I had located in my very old computer.
This file is called SIDEKICK.HLP, Date: 8/14/1997, and is 523,469 mg. A google search for that file won't find it. At the suggestion of James33, I am more than happy to share it with any member that may need the file. I uploaded it just now to ENGINEERING.COM SEE
I have used Sidekick for 22 years now. I am curently working with it on a W 10 Pro OS. It works fine except for the pesky time sync that doesn't work (and isn't needed.) One tip that seems to work is to enter the Time Suync Setup (Task bar at the top of SK/Tools/Synchronize/time sync setup. In that menu you will find the Time Synchronize menu box. In the middle, under "Schedule" select Zero for the frequency of synchronization. As the notation states, "Enter Zero to Disable."
That should do the trick.
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to All
Congratulations to the Artist....James33...my old friend across the pond.
This file is called SIDEKICK.HLP, Date: 8/14/1997, and is 523,469 mg. A google search for that file won't find it. At the suggestion of James33, I am more than happy to share it with any member that may need the file. I uploaded it just now to ENGINEERING.COM SEE
I have used Sidekick for 22 years now. I am curently working with it on a W 10 Pro OS. It works fine except for the pesky time sync that doesn't work (and isn't needed.) One tip that seems to work is to enter the Time Suync Setup (Task bar at the top of SK/Tools/Synchronize/time sync setup. In that menu you will find the Time Synchronize menu box. In the middle, under "Schedule" select Zero for the frequency of synchronization. As the notation states, "Enter Zero to Disable."
That should do the trick.
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to All
Congratulations to the Artist....James33...my old friend across the pond.