Re: Windows Dir-sync utility?

["Neil Fuller" <neil@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Paul

I use secondcopy. It can copy a directory structure from machine from
machine of do full synch.

I use it to copy the whole of my data dirs on my various PC's (mine,
wife's,
kids, work laptop etc) to my server.

It will run periodically and on start-up/shutdown.

30 Day evaluation copy and a few dollars to register. It can be found at
www.centered.com

Usual caveats - no connection etc - just a happy and satisfied user ;-)

HTH

Regards

Neil
----- Original Message -----
From: "Paul Gordon" <paul_gordon@xxxxxxx>
To: <ukha_d@xxxxxxx>
Sent: Saturday, July 31, 2004 4:55 PM
Subject: [ukha_d] Windows Dir-sync utility?


> Can anyone recommend a nice, simple, (ideally free!) windows GUI based
> utility for syncronising two file structures?
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> I have two copies of my MP3 library on different machines, and I think
I
may
> well have made updates to either copy independently in the past (not
what
> I'd planned to do, but it just happened...)
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> Now I want to merge them back into one collection, so I want a tool
(much
> like Robocopy from the windows reskit, but I'd like a GUI one if poss)
that
> will merge them back taking only the latest copy of a file from either
> source.
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> I have robocopy, and I could use that, but to be honest, I'd prefer a
GUI
> tool if possible, so I don't have to keep remembering all the robocopy
> command line switches!
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> TIA
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> Paul G.
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