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    code frog 0
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    A while back Chris Maunder asked about a file sync program and I recommended BeInSync earning all sorts of 5's for it. I had only been using it a short time and it hadn't had the chance to get *way* on my nerves. It's a flaming processor and resource hog OMG!!! So now I'll revisit the question. If I have to keep using BeInSync for WAN (Over the internet to any location.) sync that's fine it does a good job at that. Has anybody found a good sync solution that is:

    • Like SyncToy in how it syncs.
    • Fully automated and performs realtime sync.
    • Might even handle complex email situations.
    • But the big fatboy requirement is that it's able to sense when it's on the same LAN as it's other PC's. Therefore doing a sync at Gigabit or there abouts and doing it real time. While rubbing my feet would be a nice perc but not required.

    My firm requirement is just that it does realtime sync, automated and knows when it's on a LAN. Or... An automated SyncToy.

    I only read CP for the articles. Code-frog System Architects, Inc.

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      A while back Chris Maunder asked about a file sync program and I recommended BeInSync earning all sorts of 5's for it. I had only been using it a short time and it hadn't had the chance to get *way* on my nerves. It's a flaming processor and resource hog OMG!!! So now I'll revisit the question. If I have to keep using BeInSync for WAN (Over the internet to any location.) sync that's fine it does a good job at that. Has anybody found a good sync solution that is:

      • Like SyncToy in how it syncs.
      • Fully automated and performs realtime sync.
      • Might even handle complex email situations.
      • But the big fatboy requirement is that it's able to sense when it's on the same LAN as it's other PC's. Therefore doing a sync at Gigabit or there abouts and doing it real time. While rubbing my feet would be a nice perc but not required.

      My firm requirement is just that it does realtime sync, automated and knows when it's on a LAN. Or... An automated SyncToy.

      I only read CP for the articles. Code-frog System Architects, Inc.

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      NotYourAverageGuy
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      I use Mobiliti's Network Unplugged quite a nice product, a bit weird in the UI but quite powerful. I can not speak as to how it compares to SyncToy as I have never seen it. -George

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        A while back Chris Maunder asked about a file sync program and I recommended BeInSync earning all sorts of 5's for it. I had only been using it a short time and it hadn't had the chance to get *way* on my nerves. It's a flaming processor and resource hog OMG!!! So now I'll revisit the question. If I have to keep using BeInSync for WAN (Over the internet to any location.) sync that's fine it does a good job at that. Has anybody found a good sync solution that is:

        • Like SyncToy in how it syncs.
        • Fully automated and performs realtime sync.
        • Might even handle complex email situations.
        • But the big fatboy requirement is that it's able to sense when it's on the same LAN as it's other PC's. Therefore doing a sync at Gigabit or there abouts and doing it real time. While rubbing my feet would be a nice perc but not required.

        My firm requirement is just that it does realtime sync, automated and knows when it's on a LAN. Or... An automated SyncToy.

        I only read CP for the articles. Code-frog System Architects, Inc.

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        David Stone
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        Totally OT, but I love how almost every post of yours now includes crazy formatting. :rolleyes:

        If dreams are like movies Then memories are films about ghosts You can never escape You can only move south down the coast

        Hey Mrs. Potter, don't cry...

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          Totally OT, but I love how almost every post of yours now includes crazy formatting. :rolleyes:

          If dreams are like movies Then memories are films about ghosts You can never escape You can only move south down the coast

          Hey Mrs. Potter, don't cry...

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          Jorgen Sigvardsson
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          He is an artist of sorts. :)

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            He is an artist of sorts. :)

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            David Stone
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            Heh. More like he's been given a spiffy tool to easily add a bunch of HTML to his posts. ;)

            If dreams are like movies Then memories are films about ghosts You can never escape You can only move south down the coast

            Hey Mrs. Potter, don't cry...

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              Heh. More like he's been given a spiffy tool to easily add a bunch of HTML to his posts. ;)

              If dreams are like movies Then memories are films about ghosts You can never escape You can only move south down the coast

              Hey Mrs. Potter, don't cry...

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              Shog9 0
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              Heh. I wonder why i ever had misgivings about having a rich post editor... :rolleyes: Speaking of blasts from the past (which we weren't... but i found this thread while looking for that other one) - who all remembers what the post form was like before Jason Jystad's enhancements[^]? :)

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                Heh. I wonder why i ever had misgivings about having a rich post editor... :rolleyes: Speaking of blasts from the past (which we weren't... but i found this thread while looking for that other one) - who all remembers what the post form was like before Jason Jystad's enhancements[^]? :)

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                Shog9 wrote:

                Heh. I wonder why i ever had misgivings about having a rich post editor...

                Admit it, you had to search the suggestions board for the word masturbation to find that, didn't you? ;) I do, in fact, remember the post form from before the addition of the formatting toolbar. And before InLinkErAte was written. Fun stuff. :)

                If dreams are like movies Then memories are films about ghosts You can never escape You can only move south down the coast

                Hey Mrs. Potter, don't cry...

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                  Shog9 wrote:

                  Heh. I wonder why i ever had misgivings about having a rich post editor...

                  Admit it, you had to search the suggestions board for the word masturbation to find that, didn't you? ;) I do, in fact, remember the post form from before the addition of the formatting toolbar. And before InLinkErAte was written. Fun stuff. :)

                  If dreams are like movies Then memories are films about ghosts You can never escape You can only move south down the coast

                  Hey Mrs. Potter, don't cry...

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                  David Stone wrote:

                  Admit it, you had to search the suggestions board for the word masturbation to find that, didn't you?

                  Figures, eh? And of course, i'm at work and paranoid, so i try every single other keyword i can think of first... :-O Still, it's true. I can't help but shudder when i think of what some (currently ALL CAPS) posts in the question forums would come out like if the kids had access to a rich editor.

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                  • D David Stone

                    Totally OT, but I love how almost every post of yours now includes crazy formatting. :rolleyes:

                    If dreams are like movies Then memories are films about ghosts You can never escape You can only move south down the coast

                    Hey Mrs. Potter, don't cry...

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                    code frog 0
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                    You just like to gloat that I now love FF and you are part of that reason. You're such a geek! :laugh:

                    I only read CP for the articles. Code-frog System Architects, Inc.

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                      He is an artist of sorts. :)

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                      code frog 0
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                      OOOH, that's kind of open ended. :laugh:

                      I only read CP for the articles. Code-frog System Architects, Inc.

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                        David Stone wrote:

                        Admit it, you had to search the suggestions board for the word masturbation to find that, didn't you?

                        Figures, eh? And of course, i'm at work and paranoid, so i try every single other keyword i can think of first... :-O Still, it's true. I can't help but shudder when i think of what some (currently ALL CAPS) posts in the question forums would come out like if the kids had access to a rich editor.

                        ---- Scripts i've known... CPhog 0.9.9 - make CP better. Forum Bookmark 0.2.5 - bookmark forum posts on Pensieve Print forum 0.1.1 - printer-friendly forums

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                        code frog 0
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                        You mean like this? :laugh: !!!!!PLZ HLP M3 I CNT D0 HOM3WORK!!!!!

                        I only read CP for the articles. Code-frog System Architects, Inc.

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                          You just like to gloat that I now love FF and you are part of that reason. You're such a geek! :laugh:

                          I only read CP for the articles. Code-frog System Architects, Inc.

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                          David Stone
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                          Hey, converts are converts. Firefox isn't just a browser. It's a platform for a slieu of other applications. Extensions are practically applications in and of themselves. And I'm betting we're going to start seeing a bunch of XUL applications running inside the browser...which futher solidifies the idea that Firefox is a platform, not an application. And yes, I am a geek. I'm the kid who hacked someone else's userscript to give me a rich text editor for a programming forum. If that doesn't scream geek, I don't know what does. ;P

                          If dreams are like movies Then memories are films about ghosts You can never escape You can only move south down the coast

                          Hey Mrs. Potter, don't cry...

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                            You mean like this? :laugh: !!!!!PLZ HLP M3 I CNT D0 HOM3WORK!!!!!

                            I only read CP for the articles. Code-frog System Architects, Inc.

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                            Shog9 0
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                            Yeah, just like that. Except maybe pink. At least most browsers don't do flashing anymore... :)

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                              A while back Chris Maunder asked about a file sync program and I recommended BeInSync earning all sorts of 5's for it. I had only been using it a short time and it hadn't had the chance to get *way* on my nerves. It's a flaming processor and resource hog OMG!!! So now I'll revisit the question. If I have to keep using BeInSync for WAN (Over the internet to any location.) sync that's fine it does a good job at that. Has anybody found a good sync solution that is:

                              • Like SyncToy in how it syncs.
                              • Fully automated and performs realtime sync.
                              • Might even handle complex email situations.
                              • But the big fatboy requirement is that it's able to sense when it's on the same LAN as it's other PC's. Therefore doing a sync at Gigabit or there abouts and doing it real time. While rubbing my feet would be a nice perc but not required.

                              My firm requirement is just that it does realtime sync, automated and knows when it's on a LAN. Or... An automated SyncToy.

                              I only read CP for the articles. Code-frog System Architects, Inc.

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                              Joel Lucsy
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                              How about FolderShare?

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                                Hey, converts are converts. Firefox isn't just a browser. It's a platform for a slieu of other applications. Extensions are practically applications in and of themselves. And I'm betting we're going to start seeing a bunch of XUL applications running inside the browser...which futher solidifies the idea that Firefox is a platform, not an application. And yes, I am a geek. I'm the kid who hacked someone else's userscript to give me a rich text editor for a programming forum. If that doesn't scream geek, I don't know what does. ;P

                                If dreams are like movies Then memories are films about ghosts You can never escape You can only move south down the coast

                                Hey Mrs. Potter, don't cry...

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                                code frog 0
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                                Thanks to this reply I now know how to spell slew er uh I mean hold on s..l..i..e..u uh slieu maybe it's just me but I think that would be a good name for the next version of Windows...? :)

                                I only read CP for the articles. Code-frog System Architects, Inc.

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                                  Thanks to this reply I now know how to spell slew er uh I mean hold on s..l..i..e..u uh slieu maybe it's just me but I think that would be a good name for the next version of Windows...? :)

                                  I only read CP for the articles. Code-frog System Architects, Inc.

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                                  Shog9 0
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                                  As long as you don't spell it slough... ;)

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