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I'm having a difficult time understanding what "synchronization" means. I
know that it means that 2 folders are to be the same. But there are several
ways to make 2 folders identical. You can subtract from A until it's like
B, or add to B until it's like A--or a little of both. What I want to do is
make B look just like A in every respect, including any changes in
sub-folder titles.
The folders I want to synchronize are 70GB, have 200 sub-folders, and each
subfolder has many sub-sub-folders. They are, of course, my music files.
Most changes are additions of new files, but I also frequently change the
actual sound file without changing the name. I also change the name of
certain files or fix typos without changing the sound file.
What I need is some means of keeping track of every change I make in file A
and applying it to B before logging off. I NEVER want the program to change
file A, but just to make B exactly like A, even when it involves removing a
file from B.
Any good ideas?
Thanks muchly,
Norm Strong
know that it means that 2 folders are to be the same. But there are several
ways to make 2 folders identical. You can subtract from A until it's like
B, or add to B until it's like A--or a little of both. What I want to do is
make B look just like A in every respect, including any changes in
sub-folder titles.
The folders I want to synchronize are 70GB, have 200 sub-folders, and each
subfolder has many sub-sub-folders. They are, of course, my music files.
Most changes are additions of new files, but I also frequently change the
actual sound file without changing the name. I also change the name of
certain files or fix typos without changing the sound file.
What I need is some means of keeping track of every change I make in file A
and applying it to B before logging off. I NEVER want the program to change
file A, but just to make B exactly like A, even when it involves removing a
file from B.
Any good ideas?
Thanks muchly,
Norm Strong