Changes in SyncDiscs version 1.23
- SyncDiscs now has a unique filetype, allowing the complete details of any synchronisation to be saved to file. When this file is double clicked in a filer display, then the synchronisation is immediately run using all the stored values. A SyncDiscs job file (or selection of files) can also be dragged to SyncDiscs to start the job(s).
- SyncDiscs will now queue jobs, and process them in turn. Up to 20 jobs can be queued at any one time. New jobs can be queued while a synchronisation is already in progress.
- Checking for incompatibilities between dir paths improved
Changes in SyncDiscs version 1.22
- Status field in progress window showed garbage when a zip file was being ignored. Fixed
- Objects that will be ignored during a 'Sync' are now listed in the 'Compare' output listing
- When checking for open files - now checks whether file is open for read only, or write as well. If open for read only, then file can be copied
Changes in SyncDiscs version 1.21
- Select click on 'Save' in settings window now closes window
- Blank lines in the zone file are now ignored (previously a blank line was unintentionally treated as a 'super-wildcard' which matched anything)
- Now correctly saves 'auto open log' setting
- Added new user option: ignore filetype differences. This may be required when copying to a 'foreign' format device, using e.g. Fat32FS, when filetypes are controlled by the Mimemap file, and may change when copied.
Changes in SyncDiscs version 1.20
- This new version has seen major changes to the user interface of SyncDiscs. The most obvious change is that the user now has the option of running the synchronisation (or comparison) process in full multitasking mode. There are therefore a large number of 'under the bonnet' changes to support this, too numerous to list individually.