Hi!
Do you know about the utility from MS called
SyncToy?
And guess what? It's managed! It's compiled against .NET FW 1.1.
First swallow...
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TomasDeml
Run Chiro, Run!
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ScanIAm
This is an...
Well, I downloaded it at work and the concept seems cool, but I didn't get much chance to play with it.
I'm at home now and the windows validation tool doesn't seem to work tonight
Edit: nevermind, seems the tool was just taking a long, long time to download. -
If you think that is cool you should check out the real deal ... http://www.2brightsparks.com/syncback/sbse.html
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rjdohnert
You will never know success until you know failure
I use another sync utility, but its nice to see MS using the .NET Framework for development. Now lets hope they start using it more.
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RWeigelt
Born to Code
I tried it, and the moment it started I could guess that it was a .NET app because of the way the window was drawn.
Fortunately .NET 2.0 is much faster. After playing around with VS2k5 and WinForms, I'm impressed by the improvements. I'd say that with 2.0 we've (finally!) reached the point where most .NET apps "feel" like a "real" Win32 app, not an old Java app. -
eddwo
Wheres my head at?
I was disappointed with it. The only thing you can do is set up pairs of folders to synchronise. You have to manualy use Task Scheduler if you want it to do it regularly, and I thought it would be one of those programs that sit in the background and automatically back up any file in a folder whenever it is modified.
Sure it looks nice, and the different sync modes are quite well explained, but it doesn't actually do very much. -
Mollyfud
Progress: Greatest RDBM on 3rd Rock from the Sun
IF you want Auto Syncing, checkout my review of Allway Sync at:
http://mollyzine-podcasting.blogspot.com/2005/08/allway-sync-perfect-sync-tool-for.html
TIA
Molly
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