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I have grown used to just expecting that from SyncBackSE and 2BrightSparks that I normally just don't think about it. Normally, I don't even think about it, because it has become such a normal part of my life, I just push buttons, and off it goes, and I never worry about the program. I didn't have any problems, I was just happy for the years of reliable service I have received from their software, and figured it was time that I sent them something telling them that, yes, I do indeed use SyncBackSE all the time. It was the first time I have ever contacted them. I felt that tech support might be getting lonely, so I finally got around to sending them a thank you letter for a great product.
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The software just does what it is supposed to do. In the ~20 years I have been using it, I have never had a reason or need to contact technical support. I've just never needed it, which is probably the best compliment a software program can receive. I would say how wonderful the support is: I'm sure they are great. It is my favourite utility for doing general copy functions without requiring brain surgery to write profiles. Features do get added, but in such a way as to not be cumbersome, or interfere with the general operation of the software. SyncBackSE maintains a consistent user interface, so I don't have to suffer wasting time on figuring out a new environment.
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I like to get things done, and not have to spend time learning how to use a new version for things I have done thousands of times before with an older version. Some freeware tools are livable, but not as reliable, and SyncBackSE does such a great job, and has such a clear interface to use, why would I want to use anything else? I also like the consistency of the user interface between versions. I used to use freeware programs for some of this, but SyncBack SE is so much better, I don't mess around with lesser tools.
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This way, when I update the production web server, I don't have the headache of changing names, or dealing with changed paths, as the production servers use production DNS servers that give the same information, but direct traffic to production rather than testing.) It is so handy, and I have used it for so many purposes. I usually dupe the old copy of the web server into another directory, or to a standby box, for just such purposes, and then update what is on the web server from my local duplicate appearing environment (this is for development, so when I am working on the new version, all the URL's that deal with the named website go to local versions because of local DNS servers setup that way. It isn't intended to identify file system problems, but by looking at the summary or the logs, file system issues become quite obvious, which is why you have a duplicate copy of the data, right? It is also great for web development when you are working on a local version of a site, and you have created the updated version of the site, and want to mirror your changes up to the production web server. I also love how the program gives you a summary of what it is about to do before it continues the run and does the queued actions. It was one of those utilities that I tried on a trial, and decided it was so good, I had to get a license. It is exceptional when you are updating/creating a small number of files, and you just want a program to figure out what has been copied already, what has been updated, or what has been newly created. It even has a scheduler, so it can do my tasks when I am not attempting to use my computer. SyncBackSE changes such chores to a snap. Explorer is so slow about how it does everything.
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If I change a flash drive for a different flash drive for two backup/portable copies, it can handle that! It is soooooo much better than futzing around with Windows Explorer to copy files. If I want to create a new mirror, it will copy everything. I have some files I just don't want to lose, but I don't want to take the time to backup files that have already been copied. It saves so much time mirroring, syncing, and backing up files between hard disks, local storage and network storage, or even between my backup medium (flash drives) and local storage. I have been using SyncBackSE for approximately 20 years. SyncBackSE Great product/ 2 Bright Sparks Great Company!
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