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realtadiquantu · 10-06-06, 05:30 PM

Is there a program that will take the source destination such as D:\My_Homework and a specified storage place (on another drive) such as I:\My_Homework_Backup
and automatically copy the new files / when they are modified to the new location?

I was working on a programming assignment and wanted to save a copy to my normal location. It would be nice if such a program could automatically copy the files to my external hard drive.

I'd appreciate any comments.

~Sterling

realtadiquantu · 10-08-06, 08:10 PM

21 views, must be a popular yet unanswered topic.

Oxalic32 · 10-08-06, 08:23 PM

Can't you write a simple batch file to do this?

JDXNC · 10-09-06, 08:36 AM

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Originally Posted by Oxalic32

Can't you write a simple batch file to do this?

You could do that or you could also download a free tool from Microsft called SyncToy. Other than that theres a few other peices of software you could buy such as Second Copy 2000.

10-06-06, 05:30 PM	Thread Starter #1
realtadiquantu Member Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Irvine, CA	Automatic On-Demand Folder Mirrorer Is there a program that will take the source destination such as D:\My_Homework and a specified storage place (on another drive) such as I:\My_Homework_Backup and automatically copy the new files / when they are modified to the new location? I was working on a programming assignment and wanted to save a copy to my normal location. It would be nice if such a program could automatically copy the files to my external hard drive. I'd appreciate any comments. ~Sterling __________________ It would be my pleasure to assist you. I love solving problems. Let me know if you need help and we'll create a thread and follow protocol to get you going! - realtadiquantu
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10-08-06, 08:10 PM	Thread Starter #2
realtadiquantu Member Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Irvine, CA	21 views, must be a popular yet unanswered topic. __________________ It would be my pleasure to assist you. I love solving problems. Let me know if you need help and we'll create a thread and follow protocol to get you going! - realtadiquantu
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10-08-06, 08:23 PM	#3
Oxalic32 Member Join Date: Aug 2005	Can't you write a simple batch file to do this?
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