but even for 1200 .jpg pics, it's a RELIEF to have them just renamed/moved within the target directory: IT'S NEAT, YOU KNOW?! It's work as it should be done, instead of crappy detours
-peter.s
a big plus one there
Then, I'm not fond of its profile set-up, divided into "Step 1...6", i.e. into 6 consecutive dialog frames: Some "help" is right there, but not enough help for a Syncovery beginner, and there is no "Help" button, and pressing F1 will NOT give you any context help.
-peter.s
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I dont have Syncovery installed on this machine, but IIRC you are talking about the Wizard setup. It's a while since I created a new profile, but there is a method (I presume it's called 'Advanced') where all those steps are accessible via tabs within the dialogue. Using this method, you can check out all the options at your leisure (will take a while - I think there are even more options than when setting profile up via wizard).
Re the naming of profiles: you can group profiles (into collapsible groups) by have the same word or letter at the beginning of the profile name,
followed by a space.
I tend to group them according to drive, e.g.
F to Y
F Project#1
F IQ
F Project#2 monitored-
they will all collapse to
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FIt does good monitoring of files (new version copied when you save file). Also partial file backup for larger files has been very dependable for me.
TBH whenever I set up a new profile, I'm still slightly overwhelmed by the options ;-)
I think I only have four or five active/scheduled profiles. Others then that get activated or run manually when I'm working on a different project, or when I attach an external drive.
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