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General Software Discussion / Re: Alternatives to syncback for folders synchronization
« Last post by Contro on September 27, 2011, 03:26 PM »
I'll try and comment.
Beginning with super flexible file synchronizer.
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imaer
the best i've found so far and i've been searching for years.
http://www.imaer.net/
lightweight, powerful, but unfortunately not 100% portable.-stisev (September 05, 2011, 12:56 AM)
http://www.clicktoap...en/what-is-click-to/
'click.to' may work for you
you need to add imageshack
here's a review from
http://www.ghacks.ne...grams-with-click-to/-cmpm (September 03, 2011, 08:05 AM)
I don't really understand the philosophy of the program. Because for me is much better when I have activated the program that if I highlight the file automatically show the comment.
At the present moment you don't see automatically the comment. So you have to go think in the program all time is not confortable.
In other experiment I observ and intermitent behaviour and sometimes see the comment and other dissapear.
By example : If you have previously assign the comment to a icon and use the arrow down to navigate then show the comment .
I am of the opinion that is the program is activated I have to see the comment in all situations when the icon is highlighted.
Best Regards-Contro (August 30, 2011, 05:27 AM)
Then I guess it's not for you. I tried adding Left Mouse Button click to the hotkeys. It's not dependable. It would display the ToolTip when selecting a file at times, but not every time. It seemed to be related to the number of entries in a folder. There's probably too many things in the system already hooked to the mouse as it is.
Thanks for trying it out. If you find anything better please let me know. I may use it myself.
Ideally it should be built into Windows. I don't understand why they have an item available in Details View called Comment but they don't let you enter a comment.
The advantage of my method is it will work the same on XP and later. Not change with every Windows flavor. But now you see why I hate working on this problem. I've been messing with it on and off for over 10 years. I don't see any other superior solutions by anyone else. Therefore I have to conclude there is no good solution. Only work-arounds.-MilesAhead (August 30, 2011, 02:09 PM)
