Typical usage

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Typical usage scenario

Assuming, you have two computers: Computer A and Computer B. Syncoco.exe and the synchronization file (extension .syncoco) have been copied onto a USB memory stick, that is currently inserted in Computer A.

If you have finished your work on Computer A, open Syncoco.exe with your synchonization file (see Pro tip below), and choose Ending work -> UpdateSaveAndCopyFiles from the menu. This let Syncoco go through all the directories you have configured for synchronization, compares them with the file system state that is stored in the synchronization file, updates the synchronization file with the current state of the file system, and stores all files that have been added onto the USB memory stick. All automatically! Release the stick then.

Start working on Computer B. Insert the memory stick, open Syncoco with the synchronization file, and choose Beginning work -> Show files to sync from the menu. This will show up a list with all files to sync. It is always a good idea to have a look at the list, because Syncoco synchronizes not only added files, but also deleted files! So, if you have deleted files on Computer A, they are just about to be deleted on Computer B, too!! So make sure this is what you want! If sure, choose Beginning work -> Sync selected files. If nothing was selected by you, Syncoco assumes that all files should be synchronized. And that’s all! For details how to change synchronization actions, see the manual.

If your work on Computer B is then finished after some time, repeat the steps from the beginning!

Pro tip:

To open Syncoco.exe with your synchronization file, open the file explorer with your USB memory stick location, and drag the synchronization file onto the Syncoco.exe file. This opens Syncoco.exeautomatically with your synchronization file.