Note

The feature described in this article requires Pagico v4.0 or higher.

Starting from Pagico v4.0, a new concept called “Pagico Service Identifier” (PSID) is introduced, and is displayed in the “Preferences” panel. It is a series of characters identifying your Pagico on the internet. To see it, simply switch to your “Preferences” panel by clicking on the wheels icon in the tool bar, and scroll to the bottom of the screen.

What does it do?

The PSID is the identifier that the Pagico cloud service will need to recognize your Pagico software, and synchronize its inbox data with your online Inbox data. Your PSID is universally unique, and is bound to your computer and license.

To use the cloud service for inbox data synchronization, you’ll need to log into the Pagico cloud service, and register your computer(s) with your Pagico Cloud Account by entering your PSID(s). Once the registration is done, the data you store in your local inbox will be automatically synchronized to the Pagico servers, and vice versa.

Therefore it is important that you keep your PSID safely to protect your privacy.

More on the Pagico Cloud Service will be discussed in the corresponding article.

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The feature described in this article requires Pagico v4.0 or higher.

The Pagico Helper is shipped as a standalone application, which can be found in the same folder with the Pagico main application.

To launch it, simply double-click on the Pagico Helper icon. Once launched, the it will reside in your menu bar area. To use it, simply right click on the Pagico Helper icon in your menu bar area to display the menu.

The Pagico Helper application works independently, so you don’t have to keep the Pagico main application running in the background.

What does it do?

The Pagico Helper allows you to enter new information into your Pagico easily and quickly in the following ways:

• Writing new notes
• Writing new tasks
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• Adding new files

Where is new information stored?

All your new information will be automatically stored in your Inbox, which is accessible in all your databases. So you don’t have to worry about choosing databases when you’re in a hurry.

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