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» Synchromagic
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Using Synchromagic
» Creating, Editing & Deleting Synchronization Tasks
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Creating, Editing & Deleting Synchronization Tasks

In order to synchronize, you must first create a task list.
Creating a Task List - To create a Task List you must define a source, target(s) and synchronize settings.

First of all press the "New Task" button. After that you can set new task settings:

Defining the source directory (file) - Type its location in the source edit box or use the browse button:

Source

Defining the source as a FTP-server located directory (file) - Use the FTP dialog button:

FTP which opens the FTP settings dialog box:

Fill in the necessary FTP dialog fields:

  • Name - Type the name that you want for the task;
  • Host - This is the URL of the FTP-server ("ftp://" - it is not obligatory);
  • Port - Port of FTP site, use 0 for default;
  • UserID - The user name you need for logon (type "Anonymous" for anonymous logon);
  • Paswd - The password you need to logon (type your email address for anonymous logon);
  • Initial dir - The starting directory (or file name) on the FTP-server (leave empty for the default directory);
  • Passive Mode - Causes the application to use passive FTP semantics;
  • Set manually time zone shift - Allow to set time zone shift between local area and FTP site;
  • Advanced button - open advanced FTP options dialog window:

Advanced FTP Options

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Transfer type - Files can be transferred in either ASCII or Binary modes. Text documents should always be transferred in ASCII mode since this ensures that the document is translated into a format that is suitable for reading on your computer. You must remember that this translation is only useful for text based files, it usually makes other files unusable. Binary files, such as executable programs and compressed archives, require Binary mode transfer. This mode is also referred to as image mode since it transfers an exact copy of the original file.

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