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Re-creating Daylite Offline database with OpenBase

Dave
  1. Quit Daylite
  2. Launch OpenBaseManager from your Applications folder
  3. Click Local in the left column wait for it to show you the databases
  4. Control-click on [databasename]OFFLINE and select Stop Database
  5. After the status indicator to the left of the database name goes red control-click on the database again and select Delete Database
  6. Re-launch Daylite and login to the online database
  7. Go File > Database > Go Offline
  8. You’ll see a warning message that you are going to create a new Offline database and it’ll ask for your Mac OS X password
  9. Allow about 15-20 minutes for the Offline database to be created once it’s finished Daylite should automatically transition you to the Offline database and you’ll see [databasename]OFFLINE at the top of the Daylite window.
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