HCP Anywhere User Help
The topics in this section contain information that you should keep in mind when using the HCP Anywhere mobile apps.
A user can store a file in HCP Anywhere that exceeds the Windows Phone path length limit but not the HCP Anywhere path length limit. This means that the user cannot download and view the file on his or her Windows Phone.
You can continue to use pre-2.0 mobile applications with an HCP Anywhere system that's at release 2.0 or later. In this case, if you have access to mobilized data shares, you cannot view or work with those shares with your out-of-date applications.
In a pre-2.0 application, you can create a folder with the same name as a mobilized data share. The operation appears to be successful, but the folder is not actually created or synchronized. This also occurs for any files that you add to the folder.
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