File Details |
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| File Size | 4.3 MB |
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| License | Shareware, $19.90 |
| Operating System | Windows 7/2000/Server 2003/Server 2008/Vista/XP |
| Date Added | March 27, 2015 |
| Total Downloads | 936 |
| Publisher | Helmsman Development |
| Homepage | SyncFolder |
Publisher's Description
SyncFolder is the visual file comparison/merging and folder synchronization application. It is designed for software engineers, web authors, and other professionals who work with multiple revisions of text files or who need to keep multiple folder hierarchies in sync.
SyncFolder saves time and reduces errors by enabling you to work quickly and accurately, whether you are comparing individual files or reconciling entire branches of source code. Merge is a particularly useful tool for code review or code audit situations: the tight integration between file and folder comparison makes it easy to identify and review every change in every source file, even when comparing source hierarchies containing thousands of files.
Latest Reviews
thehunger reviewed v3.26 on Nov 28, 2004
This has a long way to go before it is good enough. Compare with SyncBack, of which is free version (and a Pro) and has a lot more features.
Or even: compare with Unison, which is open source and free, and which does multi-source delta synchronization. Interface of Unison is somewhat similar to SyncFolder, yet somewhat uglier. But it can synchronize only the changed parts of files, and it can do this encrypted over SSH.
SyncFolder is a nice idea - we need more options in synchronization software - but right now you can get much better options for free.
I wish software authors would at least try and check what competition is out there before they start charging shareware fees.
thehunger reviewed v3.26 on Nov 28, 2004
This has a long way to go before it is good enough. Compare with SyncBack, of which is free version (and a Pro) and has a lot more features.
Or even: compare with Unison, which is open source and free, and which does multi-source delta synchronization. Interface of Unison is somewhat similar to SyncFolder, yet somewhat uglier. But it can synchronize only the changed parts of files, and it can do this encrypted over SSH.
SyncFolder is a nice idea - we need more options in synchronization software - but right now you can get much better options for free.
I wish software authors would at least try and check what competition is out there before they start charging shareware fees.