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iphonestefane posted this 11 April 2022
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I'm learning about NicePage and will buy a license soon if it suits my work (it seems so).
There is something I don't understand.
- Right now to do my tests,
- I use a Facebook connection.
- I have two computers and use the Mac application.
- You recognize me as "Stefane"
BUT
By launching one or the other of my computers… I don't have the same website.
It's not synchronized?

I thought I could work on my Computer 1, then when I'm telecommuting, work on my Computer 2 but? I can't find my site?
Thanks in advance

I'm learning about NicePage and will buy a license soon if it suits my work (it seems so). There is something I don't understand. - Right now to do my tests, - I use a Facebook connection. - I have two computers and use the Mac application. - You recognize me as "Stefane" BUT By launching one or the other of my computers… I don't have the same website. It's not synchronized? I thought I could work on my Computer 1, then when I'm telecommuting, work on my Computer 2 but? I can't find my site? Thanks in advance

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xvemanuelvx
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xvemanuelvx posted this 11 April 2022

Hello Stefane.
When you build a website with Nicepage Desktop, it is stored locally on your computer.
However, there is still a way to continue working on your project on another device. You can export your website as a Nicepage project file. When you import this file to another computer, you can continue working on your project.
I hope I could help you. I have been working with Nicepage for a year and I am very satisfied.
Greetings from Europe.

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Hello Stefane. When you build a website with Nicepage Desktop, it is stored locally on your computer. However, there is still a way to continue working on your project on another device. You can export your website as a Nicepage project file. When you import this file to another computer, you can continue working on your project. I hope I could help you. I have been working with Nicepage for a year and I am very satisfied. Greetings from Europe. Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)
MerlinAZ
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MerlinAZ posted this 11 April 2022

Save the Project file, and either email it to yourself, copy to a flash drive, or put it into an online folder.

Save the Project file, and either email it to yourself, copy to a flash drive, or put it into an online folder.
iphonestefane
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iphonestefane posted this 11 April 2022

But then [if I understood correctly]
Instead of using the desktop version, wouldn't it be better to use the online version as well?
Maybe it is less efficient? Less practical? Is there a reason there is a desktop version?

But then [if I understood correctly] Instead of using the desktop version, wouldn't it be better to use the online version as well? Maybe it is less efficient? Less practical? Is there a reason there is a desktop version?
MerlinAZ
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MerlinAZ posted this 11 April 2022

Bandwidth.
Other than downloading new components as they are added, it's probably more responsive using the desktop.

Bandwidth. Other than downloading new components as they are added, it's probably more responsive using the desktop.
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