mbudman
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Windows 7 64 Bit offline folder synchronization
Hello,
I want to perform offline folder syncrhoization with a hidden network share. I also want to be a ble to specify the local folders where the data will remain rahter than the default location.
Can I specifcy the location If so how?
How do I also configure a two-way file synchonization.
I also would like to synchronization a folder but not all folders within it. Can this also be done?
for instance, I do not want to synchronize the sub folder "My Virtual Machines". I also would like to avoid synchronizng files with a specific extension (e.g. .vmdk)
How does one schedule the times of the synchonization?
I am quite new at this. When doing a google search, I find at least of these features are supported and they can indeed be done, but no clear instructions as to "how".
Thanks,
Mark
I want to perform offline folder syncrhoization with a hidden network share. I also want to be a ble to specify the local folders where the data will remain rahter than the default location.
Can I specifcy the location If so how?
How do I also configure a two-way file synchonization.
I also would like to synchronization a folder but not all folders within it. Can this also be done?
for instance, I do not want to synchronize the sub folder "My Virtual Machines". I also would like to avoid synchronizng files with a specific extension (e.g. .vmdk)
How does one schedule the times of the synchonization?
I am quite new at this. When doing a google search, I find at least of these features are supported and they can indeed be done, but no clear instructions as to "how".
Thanks,
Mark
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Thanks for the heads up. The information you posted is extremely useful.
I have a third party program that does everything listed called Smart Sync Pro. I would like to replace it with something similar that is already built in to Windows 7.
Cheers,
Mark