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Synchronizes or Backs Up Files and complete folder
structures in different locations, such as a PC, laptop,
or online storage. There are no limits in
terms of file sizes, the number of files, or
filename lengths. The program fully supports Unicode
characters so that it can copy filenames in all
languages.
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Each sync job is saved as a profile
so that you only need to specify the settings once.
You can run multiple profiles
with a single click. You can also run profiles
from the command line.
Profiles can be created using a wizard, or in
advanced mode.
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Includes a scheduler.
Schedule the synchronization of your data on a backup hard disk at a convenient time each day, or as frequently as you wish. You can also schedule profiles to run upon shutdown or log-off. The scheduler can launch different jobs in parallel or sequentially. On Windows, the scheduler can run as a service - without users having to log on.
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Internet Support. Supports
various Internet protocols, including FTP, FTPS,
SFTP/SSH, WebDAV, SSL, HTTP, as well as
Amazon S3, Microsoft Azure, and Versioning / Filename
Mangling.
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Partial File Updating (or
delta copying): this
feature copies only the changed portions of files in
order to speed up the synchronization. See the
Partial File Updating
documentation
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Database-safe mode: This
mode requires exclusive access to the files to be
copied. If exclusive access is not possible, Volume
Shadowing is used, or the program will wait until
the exclusive access becomes possible.
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Can Use Recycle Bin for older
versions of files that are overwritten, as well as
for deleted files. This is a
fairly unique feature because most programs will
permanently replace older versions of a file. Using
Super Flexible File Synchronizer, you will have a
chance of retrieving overwritten files if you select
the appropriate options.
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File Masks & Filters. Numerous
ways to select/deselect files and folders are
available.
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Daylight Saving Time / Time Zones.
Due to consistent internal use of UTC/World Time, there are rarely any issues with timezone differences. However, if you find that your files have a timestamp mismatch such as 1 hour, the program can be set to ignore that and consider these files as identical - provided that the file size is the same, and the difference is exactly 1 hour (or an exact hour difference below the maximum number of hours allowed).
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Easy Resuming On Disk Full. You
simply make more space and ask the software to
continue copying. It can pause right in the middle
of a file until additional space is freed.
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Obsolete File Folders. If you
occasionally move obsolete files to a specially
designated folder, this usually causes trouble with
traditional file synchronizers. They will copy
the obsolete files back from your laptop right into
the folders where you moved them out of. No
longer! If you use the Select Folders
and Files option, you can specify folders for
obsolete files using the right mouse button. These folders are then taken into account
for moving files into them, but not for copying
files out. Thus, the synchronizer does the same
moving of obsolete files on your laptop that you
previously did on the PC, but it does not waste any
time copying all obsolete files between the two
machines.