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I'm using Ninja at home and at the office and replicate the user directory with onedrive. This works nearly perfect.
The only one that doesnt work ist to draw a line in a chart at home and to replicate the line in the chart at the office, if this line is not marked as global.
I understand that the two charts are not the same so this is the reason for this behaviour but maybe someone has a solution or an idea to get this working.
I dont want to use the global Function because i dont want every drawing object in all charts. Its a mess in the longer timeframes.
An alternative is to make one machine the 'Master', keep it always on
and with the other use a remote viewer to take control (teamviewer, remote desktop, ... ) ?
Thanks rleplae for your suggestion. I like working without borders ;-), it is fantastic.
Are there any other suggestions to get a solution. Is there maybe an Indikator, that saves all Drawings in a file that can be imported to another chart?
I did a quick test, trying to find out where the drawing is stored, i thought in one of the xml's
workspace, but didn't see it immediately,
maybe i overlooked it, ...
But if the object is not flagged as global it won't be in any xml files, so we're back to square 1 .
And if synchronize folders don't work I don't see any easy solution.
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Well, I just transferred this non-global blue dashed line from home to office using just the workspace .xml file. maybe it only works for short distances.
Depends if there were any open r/t locks in place that would have prevented it I guess, I'm not familiar with the folder sharing product or whether Ninja locks it's open workspace files, but I wouldn't think so. If he saved the workspaces ok I don't see why it couldn't work with care.
All the chart objects are certainly carried in the .xml file, you can see and edit them easily enough in WordPad.
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