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You want to configure synchronization settings for your office files. Which tool should you use?

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Correct Answer: Windows Explorer

Explanation:

Use Windows explorer to configure a synchronization schedule for offline files. (Select Tools => Synchronize to start this process.) You can also access the same synchronization tool by selecting Start => Programs => Accessories => Synchronize.

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