does anyone know if there is a way to change the left folder address?
my network changed and the computer name/address i had set up in SyncToy was
(\\Home\c\etc...) but now doesn't work and i have to use the
address(\\192.168.0.109\c\) (i don't know why it doesn't work) but is there
any way to update SyncToy with the new address so i don't have to re-set up
all my file subfolder exclusions and settings? (there are a lot of them)
Re: SyncToy Help ... You can set Synctoy to ignore certain subdirectories of a folder - you ... You don't really want to copy _everything_ under Documents and Settings,... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.help_and_support)
Re: SyncToy Help ... You can set Synctoy to ignore certain subdirectories of a folder - you ... You don't really want to copy _everything_ under Documents and Settings,... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.help_and_support)
RE: SyncToy 2.0 Check file contents feature not working - UPDATE ... Update - I have concluded that this problem has nothing to do with TrueCrypt... it is a problem using SyncToy 2.0 with FAT32 partitions. ... When I created a new folder pair specifying an NTFS partition on both the ... right-side folder resided on a FAT32 partition.... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.photos)
RE: SyncToy Folder Window still appearing at every startup! ... Thanks for repling Withins I have just read your post, ... >> How can I stop an Explorer Window with the SyncToy folder appearing at every ... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.photos)
Re: SyncToy Feedback; problems, suggestions and queries. ... - SyncToy shouldn't copy the Recycle binnor the System Volume Information or at least it should provide a way to deselect/exclude them, ... - In the "Select Subfolders" dialog, when deselecting a parent folder on the left, all of its subfolders should also be deselected ... Could you not use a unique identifier to identify the folder pair and then use that UID to locate and/or edit the friendly name? ... The computer settings could be used to provide either default settings or mandatory settings; if neither are present then hardcoded default settings could be used. ... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.photos)
