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