Re: SyncBack

de Rob 01/15/2007 10:33

Allway Sync is smarter and more user friendly IMO. However, it has a
limit, and if you use it too much in a month (too many files / month),
it will stop working for a little while.

I alternate between the two--using Allway Sync when possible, and using
SyncBack as a backup. I am liking Allway Sync enough that I may
consider purchasing the full version.

However, SyncBack can do more than Allway Sync, for eg., it can sync
over ftp.

Rob

Frank Bohan wrote:
> <quote> SyncBack is a flexible, and quite powerful backup and
> synchronization program that allows to maintain backup copies of your fil=
es
> and folder, or to synchronize them, so that both locations always have a
> complete copy (e.g Laptop/PC). It offers different types of actions that =
let
> you choose how older and newer files are processed, which files should be
> excluded (by mask) and more. It offers standard file comparison based on =
the
> date and size, as well as optional MD5 checksum, which will detect even t=
he
> slightest modifications to files. SyncBack also supports scheduled projec=
ts,
> FTP and zip compression of backups, as well as network login, simulation
> runs and more. Freeware.</quote>
>
> Snapfiles Page http://www.snapfiles.com/reviews/SyncBack/SyncBack.html
> Home Page HP http://www.2brightsparks.com/syncback/
>
> =3D=3D=3D
>
> Frank Bohan
> =B6 Some people have one of those days..I have one of those lives!