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RealtimeSync's +primary function is to trigger synchronization immediately after +files in a source directory have changed. However its implementation +is much more flexible to cover an even broader range of use: A list +of directories provided by the user is monitored for changes. +Whenever a file or a subdirectory is modified, RealtimeSync responds +by executing the user-specified commandline.

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Example: +(Real time synchronization - in +combination with FreeFileSync)

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First +specify all directories that shall be monitored. Instead of doing +this manually you can simply import a *.ffs_batch file via Menu +-> File -> Load configuration. +This not only extracts all directories relevant for synchronization +but also sets up the commandline to execute the *.ffs_batch file +every time changes are detected. Then press start to begin +monitoring.

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