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Recently I needed to do a S/R via USB stick. When switching to USB, all of my 18 projects are tagged as “edited”, whereas only the two I am currently working on appear with that tag when syncing via Internet server. Does anybody know why that is?

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I imagine it’s comparing what you have in PT with what is on the stick, i.e. what changed since last time you sent to that stick.

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sure, that would make sense. Thanks

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That’s exactly right.

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