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Old 04-18-2005, 01:27 AM   #1
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Any Syncronization Software?

i have two hard drives. one for normal use, the other one is for back up. i wonder is there any software where i synchronize data in one drive, and then make a copy of the synchorization to the back up drive
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Old 04-18-2005, 06:16 AM   #2
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SyncBack is a flexible, and quite powerful backup and synchronization program that allows to to maintain backup copies of your files 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 the slightest modifications to files. SyncBack also supports scheduled projects, FTP and zip compression of backups, as well as network login, simulation runs and more.


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CopyTo Synchronizer is also a fairly good program. I used it awhile ago, don't know how it compares to SyncBack though. Should do what you want, at least.
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