Other Features

Work in progress

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."
• Enable the "Hide identical files" option if you don't want to be distracted by files considered the same on both sides.
• 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 directories and files (same name and same date and time of the last change) in the local computer and in the remote server : They are NOT highlighted at all.
• Directories and files only present in the local computer or in the remote server : They are highlighted in YELLOW in the list of the location where they reside.
• Directories and files with the same name in the local computer and in the remote server but with different time of the last change :
  • (IF 'View => Directory comparison => Compare modification time selected) GREEN highlighting shows where the most recent version is.
• Directories 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.)
  • (IF 'View => Directory comparison => Compare filesize selected) They are highlighted RED on both sides.

File => Export...

Lets 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.

You know the whole thing about Avatar's story as being done before is aclualty kind of a lame criticism. Yeah, similar stories have been told, so it's not like it broke any story telling barriers but let's face it, there are literally, what, a dozen or so (18, if I remember correctly) different types of stories in the world (by this I mean; man versus God, man versus nature, man versus man, etc.) Despite this there are still thousands of stories are in existence. Take Romeo and Juliette- that story is everywhere but with different characters, slightly different plots and slightly different endings. Guy likes girl, guy loses girl then maybe happy ending or maybe sad ending; depending on the writer, culture, moral lesson to be learned, etc. A handful of stories turned into thousands- the point here folks, is that it's not the story itself but the journey the reader/ watcher/ listener sees/ hears/imagines. And no, I'm not saying you have to like Avatar, you can hate it or love it as much as you want but don't hate it or love it JUST because of the story is like any other thing out there. There are after all some stories that don't click well for some people and by the same token there are some stories that click well with others.

Bookmarks

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Chmod

Right click any file and then click "File Attributes" from the context menu.