Maybe somebody can explain to me why BC3 is better than BC2 for convenience when doing a folder sync. Folder Compare is far more useful than Folder Sync when viewing folders to understand them and decide what to do before launching an actual sync. For example, you can expand and collapse all folders. You can delete and rename files and folders before the sync. Also, with BC2 you can also select some folders or files among those that are visible and sync only those - that's easier than right click/exclude. So far I don't see what benefit was obtained by splitting out sync from compare.
I've just purchased BC3 to keep up with the times and am trying to learn how to use it to best advantage. I did a folder sync after selecting some folders in the preview, but even though it let me do that, it went ahead and did a sync on all of them anyway. So it deleted some folders I wished it hadn't. Why did it let me select folders and then ignore the selection when doing the sync? Bad user interface, shouldn't it warn that it's going to do all regardless? Or better yet, do what BC2 does and give the option to only sync selected folders.
Just my thoughts as I'm relearning how to use BC.
John
I've just purchased BC3 to keep up with the times and am trying to learn how to use it to best advantage. I did a folder sync after selecting some folders in the preview, but even though it let me do that, it went ahead and did a sync on all of them anyway. So it deleted some folders I wished it hadn't. Why did it let me select folders and then ignore the selection when doing the sync? Bad user interface, shouldn't it warn that it's going to do all regardless? Or better yet, do what BC2 does and give the option to only sync selected folders.
Just my thoughts as I'm relearning how to use BC.
John
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