www.folderShare.com

Recently adquired by Microsoft, of course. It works great, have full speed,
really easy to configure and play with. It has two important limitations,
though: a) it has no sync advanced options, just will sync in both
directions. b) it needs to be activated in both ends.

I've been using it for quite some time and it is definitely recommended, if
you can live with its limitations.

Of course is free.


2007/6/22, Russell McMahon <apptech@paradise.net.nz>:
>
> >> Microsoft's SyncToy works great, but I don't like the droppings
> >> that it
> >> leaves in every directory it touches ("SynctoyID.txt"). Is there a
> >> way to
> >> turn off this option, or can someone suggest an alternative?
> >> Especially one
> >> that can syncronize folders automatically (every so often?)
>
> XXCOPY (not XCOPY ) does  afair job of this. You have to run it on
> each occasion but this can be automated easily enough.
>
> Unfortunately, for jpg photos, if you rotate the image, which simply
> alters the rotate bit, it sees the file as having changed and will
> rewrite the old image from source. But, for many purposes it works
> well.
>
>
>        Russell
>
>
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