The Exit command terminates your Novell® iFolder® client session. It also removes the iFolder icon from the system tray on your workstation.
Unlike the Logout command, which simply suspends synchronization, the Exit command turns off the logging and tracking of changes to files in your local iFolder directory. Without a log of changes, the synchronization time can be much longer than simply synchronizing logged changes following a period of suspension.
Upload and download conflicts might occur when you start a new iFolder client session after exiting. iFolder writes the files involved in conflicts to the Conflict Bin.
To start a new iFolder client session after exiting, click Start > Programs > Novell iFolder > iFolder Client.
If you exit an iFolder client session, a new client session begins automatically the next time your restart your computer.
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