Second Copy arranges your backup need in sets of "profiles". Each profile is a set of file and folder specifications which tells it what you want to be copied, to where, and when. Once configured, it monitors the "source" folders for changes or updates and copies new or changed files to the "destination". This process is done unobtrusively in the background.
Yes - 30 day timeout
Yes
Reviewing 7.1.0.32 Beta (Jun 2, 2009)
It a matter of application. I've used both dsyncronize and 2nd copy. 2nd copy can even keep your ftp site synced with your local pc, will sync your usb stick (by name) when you plug it in. Will sync files when they change, let you filter out files/extensions you don't want. Dsync is fine for basic sync.
My only drawback is sync with fat32 drives.
Reviewing 7.1.0.32 Beta (Dec 30, 2008)
Have tried a few and for my needs, this is the best (free or otherwise) - well worth the price.
Reviewing 7.1.0.32 Beta (Dec 30, 2008)
Small and fast. Easy to use UI with all the options and functionality you need. Not bloated with bs like so many apps out there.
Reviewing 7.1.0.32 Beta (Dec 30, 2008)
You know bobad, you should actually test the program before telling it's a toy. This software is just not worth paying for. There are a lot of similar programs that does the same thing and more, for free. Compared to DSynchronize, this is just bloatware.
Reviewing 7.1.0.1 (Sep 26, 2007)
Now that I know how to make it portable, it rates a solid 5. (thanks aaron). Nothing is even close to this program. It has many folder, include, exclude, compress, exact copy, preview, and copy options that most other program don't have. Dsynchronizer is a toy compared to this program. Unfortunately SC is incompatible with Comodo Antivirus at the moment, but I assume that will be fixed.
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