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GoodSync 4.5.0 - User Guide and FAQScreenshots - More DetailsHow to synchronize folders with Good Sync
The primary goal of the application is to provide enhanced synchronization of your personal data, i.e., the files that you directly or indirectly create yourself and are therefore the most valuable and cannot be obtained from anywhere else. For instance, your MS Office documents, pictures, text files, password manager data or any other files your applications work with. Data replication among multiple computers or with a removable drive allows you to use and modify them when you want and where you want: at home, in the office, on a business trip and so on. Furthermore, you get data backup with no additional effort. Synchronization of some application data files on your computer can also be a good idea. For example, you may want to add Internet Explorer favorites at work and see them at home and vice-versa. To do so, you can synchronize Internet Explorer favorite's directories on both computers via a USB drive. Your IE favorites folder is usually located at [drive]:\Documents and Settings\[current_user_name]\Favorites. Of course, synchronization of data you did not author is also possible. Synchronize an archive of downloaded software between your desktop PC and your laptop over your local network while at home. You will then be able to install and use that software in flight. Also, you may want to keep your collection of media files in sync among all of your computers and media player devices, such as MP3 players. Frequently Asked Questions - GoodSync
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