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SyncDiscs

Introduction


Disclaimer

Neither David Pilling nor Chris Johnson accept any responsibility for any loss of data which occurs as a result of using this program, whether as a result of correct, or incorrect, operation. You use SyncDiscs at your own risk.


Introduction

What does SyncDiscs do? Quoting from David Pilling's original help file:

"SyncDiscs makes the contents of two discs or directories the same. I wrote it to allow me to keep an exact copy of my hard disc on a removable disc. No doubt it would also be of use for synchronising a portable computers disc with that on a main machine."

SyncDiscs was originally written by David Pilling. With the full agreement and encouragement of David, Chris Johnson has taken on the maintenance and development of SyncDiscs.

A consequence of this is that all correspondence about SyncDiscs should now be directed to Chris Johnson (Email: chris@chris-johnson.org.uk), and not to David.


Installation

For a new installation, simply drag and drop the SyncDiscs application into the directory of your choice.

If you have a previous copy of SyncDiscs you have two choices.


Usage

ibarmenu.png - 4KbSyncDiscs is run in the usual way by double clicking on its icon. It will install on the icon bar. The icon bar menu offers the following options.

Info  –  this leads to the standard information window, which also contains a web button, allowing a quick way of accessing the download site.

Help...  –  will launch the documentation (this file) in the default browser.

SyncDiscs  –  will open the main control window. The same action can be achieved by simply clicking on the SyncDiscs iconbar icon.

Quit  –  will remove SyncDiscs from the iconbar and terminate the program.


  Index   |   The main control window  

SyncDiscs is © 2012, Chris Johnson and David Pilling
Email:chris@chris-johnson.org.uk

This document last modified on 18th December 2014

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