WYSIWYG ON TWO COMPUTERS

[AlanT]

Is it possible to run the program on two computers and that they will sync between each other?

[Pablo]

There is no 'sync' option but if you copy the project folder to the other computer then it should work.

[miguelss]

Or can use Google Drive, One Drive, etc to store the project and it will be available from any of your PCs

[alan_sh]

This is what I do.

I have a shared Synology drive which I can access from anywhere (like Dropbox etc. but the data is stored in my house).

Each shared area automatically maps to something like D:\cloudstation\mydrive on my desktop and c:\cloudstation\mydrive on my laptop (I've got a data disk on my desktop). Any data that I add/delete/change in either of those tow areas is automatically synched to the server and the other PC as long as I have a network connection.

So, to make them appear the same, I use the SUBST command to map a drive letter to the above two areas. So, for desktop, the command is
"SUBST X: D:\cloudstation\mydrive"

For my laptop, the command is:
"SUBST X: C:\cloudstation\mydrive"

As long as I use the X: drive for all my working, I don't have to remember whether I'm on a laptop or a desktop. It just works. It should work with Dropbox and other s/w which has local and server data and automatic synching.

I hope this gives you some idea of what can be achieved.

Alan