Other Features

Directory Comparison

To quickly see differences between files on the local machine and the server :

• Choose View > Directory Comparison > and either :
  • "compare file size" or
  • "compare modification time." (You also hide identical files by checking that option.)
• Choose " View > Directory Comparison > Enable" (or type CTRL-O).

You will now see color-coded differences between copies of the same file on the different machines, observing the following convention:

• Identical folders and files (same name and same date and time of the last change) in the local computer and in the remote server : They are highlighted in green in the remote server list.
• Folders and files only present in the local computer or in the remote server : They are highlighted in yellow in the list of the local where they are.
• Folders and files with the same name in the local computer and in the remote server but with different time of the last change :
  • IF it was selected 'View => Directory comparison => Compare modification time : They are highlighted in green in the local server list. (Writer's observation: I didn't test the possibility of the file with the last change time to be in the remote server, but I believe that, also in this case, the green highlight shall be in the local computer list, to avoid ambiguity with the first case presented here, of 'identical folders and files'.)
  • IF it was selected 'View => Directory comparison => Compare filesize : There isn't any highlight, the folders or files in both the left and right panels remain with a white background.
• Folders and files with the same name in the local computer and in the remote server but with different sizes : ......???........ (Writer's observation: They tend a lot to also have different last change times! I believe they should be displayed in the same form that those with different last change times, but I haven't do this test yet.)

File => Export...

Let you export any or all of the following contents:

• Site Manager entries;
• Settings
• Queue

The selected contents are saved in a .XML file that you can import to another computer, using the File => Import... option.