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-FreeFileSync v3.1
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-| Usage |
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-1. Choose left and right directories and "Compare" them.
-2. Select synchronization settings and press "Synchronize..." to begin synchronization.
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-| Key Features |
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-1. Compare files (bytewise or by date) and synchronize them.
-2. No limitations: An arbitrary number of files can be synchronized.
-3. Unicode support.
-4. Network support.
-5. Synchronization database for automated setting of sync-directions and conflict detection
-6. Support for multiple folder pairs with distinct configuration
-7. Full support for Windows/Linux Symbolic Links and Windows Junction Points.
-8. Lean & easily accessible UI: Highly optimized for speed and huge sets of data.
-9. Algorithms coded in C++ completely.
-10. Subfolders are also synchronized, including empty folders.
-12. Progress indicators are updated only every 100ms for optimal performance!
-12. Create Batch Jobs for automated synchronization with or without GUI.
-13. Focus on usability:
-	- Only necessary functionality on UI: no overloaded menus or icon jungle.
-	- Select folders via drag & drop.
-	- Last configuration and screen settings are saved automatically.
-	- Maintain and load different configurations by drag&drop, load-button or during startup.
-	- Double-click to show file in explorer. (Windows only)
-	- Copy & paste support to export file-lists.
-	- Delete superfluous/temporary files directly on main grid.
-	- Right-click context menu.
-	- Status information and error reporting
-	- Sort file-lists by name, size or date.
-	- Display statistical data: total filesizes, amount of bytes that will be transfered with the current settings.
-14. Support for filesizes larger than 4 GB.
-15. Option to move files to Recycle Bin instead of deleting/overwriting them.
-16. Automatically ignore directories "\RECYCLER" and "\System Volume Information" with default Filter. (Windows only)
-17. Localized versions for many languages are available.
-18. Delete before copy: Avoid disc space shortages with large sync-operations.
-19. Based on wxWidgets framework => Portable to many operating systems.
-20. Filter functionality to include/exclude files from synchronization (without re-compare!).
-21. Include/exclude specific files from synchronization manually.
-22. Create sync jobs via GUI to synchronize automatically (can be scheduled or executed directly).
-23. Handle daylight saving time changes on FAT/FAT32 volumes correctly.
-24. Portable version (.zip) available.
-25. No Windows registry entries for portable version.
-26. Support for \\?\ path prefix for unrestricted path length. (Windows only)
-27. Check for updates from within FreeFileSync automatically.
-28. Copy locked files using Windows Volume Shadow Copy. (Windows only)
-29. Load file icons asynchronously for maximum display performance.
-30. Create regular backups with macros %time%, %date% within directory names
-31. Copy file and folder create/access/modification times when synchronizing
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-| Advanced topics |
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-1.) Synchronize in Batch Mode and send error notification via email:
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-- Create a FreeFileSync batch file using "silent mode".
-- Set error handling to "Exit with Returncode < 0" or "ignore errors" to avoid having a popup stop the program flow.
-  In case errors occur FreeFileSync will abort with a returncode < 0 which can be checked via the ERRORLEVEL command.
-- Create a *.cmd or *.bat file and specify the location of FreeFileSync.exe and pass the name of the FreeFileSync batch file as first argument; e.g.:
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-	C:\Program Files\FreeFileSync\FreeFileSync.exe C:\SyncJob.ffs_batch
-	IF NOT ERRORLEVEL 0 echo An error occurred! && pause
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-- Instead of displaying "An error occurred!" you can specify any other command like sending an email notification (using a third party tool).
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-2.)	Schedule Batch Job in Windows Task Planner
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-- Create a FreeFileSync batch file. (E.g. C:\SyncJob.ffs_batch)
-- Create a new task in Windows Task planner for FreeFileSync.exe.
-- Modify the task and adapt the execute-command specifying the path to the batch file; e.g.:
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-		C:\Program Files\FreeFileSync\FreeFileSync.exe C:\SyncJob.ffs_batch
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-3.) Drag & drop support
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-FreeFileSync has a big focus on usability. Therefore drag & drop is supported in various situations:
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-You can: - drag & drop any directory onto the main window to set the directory for comparison
-         - drag & drop any file onto the main window to set the directory for comparison
-         - drag & drop *.ffs_gui files onto the main window to load the configuration contained
-         - drag & drop *.ffs_batch files onto the main window to display and edit the batch configuration
-         - drag & drop *.ffs_batch files onto the batch dialog to display and edit the batch configuration
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-4.) Exclude all subfolders from synchronization
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-If you want to synchronize all files from the base synchronization directories only, simply set up a filter like this:
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-	Include: *
-	Exclude: *\
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-This will exclude all objects within the two directories that end with a "\" character, which is interpreted as the end of a directory name,
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-5.) Synchronize with FTP
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-FreeFileSync does not support FTP directly. But the FTP functionality can be easily activated by mapping the FTP webspace to a drive letter:
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-Example: Use the free utility NetDrive (http://www.netdrive.net/)
-- Add a "New Site" and specify site name, site URL, drive letter, account and password.
-- Use the newly created drive as if it were a regular hard disk.
-- Note: Most FTP drives set a file's timestamp to current time when synchronizing. As a workaround you can try a "compare by filesize", see below.
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-6.) Start external application on double-click
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-FreeFileSync's default is to show files in the operating system's standard file browser on each double-click e.g. by invoking "explorer /select, %name" on Windows.
-If some other application shall be started instead, just navigate to "Menu -> Advanced -> Global settings: External Applications" and replace the command string:
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-Examples:	- Start associated application:		cmd /c start "" "%name" 				
-			- Start visual difference tool:		C:\Program Files\WinMerge\WinMergeU.exe "%name" "%nameCo"
-(Don't forget to use quotation marks if file names contain spaces!)
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-7. Synchronize USB sticks with variable drive letter
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-USB sticks often have different volume names assigned to them when plugged into two distinct computers. In order to handle this flexibility FreeFileSync is able to 
-process directory names relative to the current working directory. Thus the following workflow is possible:
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-	- Replace the absolute USB directory name (variable) in your configuration by a relative one: E.g. "E:\SyncDir" -> "\SyncDir"
-	- Save and copy synchronization settings to the USB stick: "E:\settings.ffs_gui"
-	- Start FreeFileSync by double-clicking on "E:\settings.ffs_gui"
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-=> Working directory automatically is set to "E:\" by the operating system so that "\SyncDir" is interpreted as "E:\SyncDir". Now start synchronization as usual.
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-8. Start RealtimeSync via commandline
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-RealtimeSync can be used to load a configuration file and start processing immediately without additional user intervention. Just pass the name of a configuration file as 
-first commandline argument.
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-Example: C:\Program Files\FreeFileSync\RealtimeSync.exe MyConfig.ffs_real
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-9. Compare by filesize
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-Sometimes you might want to compare both sides by filesize only, ignoring the last modification timestamp. Here is how you can do this: Open your *.ffs_gui configuration file
-and change the XML node <FileTimeTolerance> to some sufficiently large value. Now changed files will be detected as a conflict (same date, different filesize) and a default
-synchronization direction for conflics can be used.
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-10. Create regular backups with time-stamped directory names
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-You can use macros %time%, %date% within the directory names you want to synchronize: Assuming you have a directory "C:\Source" which you want to backup each day into a time-stamped target
-directory like "C:\Target_2009-10-08", all that needs to be done is setting up base directories like this:
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-Source folder: "C:\Source"
-Target folder: "C:\Target_%date%"
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-Latter will be interactively replaced with the current date. In order to further automate this process, you can create a *.ffs_batch file with this configuration and choose
-"ignore errors" to avoid the warning that target directory is not (yet) existing.
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-| Links |
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-FreeFileSync on SourceForge: 
-http://sourceforge.net/projects/freefilesync/
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-| Contact  |
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-For feedback, suggestions or bug-reports you can write an email to:
-zhnmju123 [at] gmx [dot] de
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-or report directly to:
-http://sourceforge.net/projects/freefilesync/
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-Have fun!
--ZenJu