Grig Software

First of all let me offer my congratulations on the official release of 3.0!

Now a small question: in the previous version it was possible to reorder the sessions list (and also the projects list) by dragging. Is there a way to do that in 3.0?

Thanks, I see them now!

What about putting "Reverse" or something at the bottom of the popup menus invoked by the blue arrows? (Hope that was clear )

...somebody will complain... :) That's me! You should still be able to access them if you press CTRL key... :?: You mean if I press CTRL while the start dialog has focus the arrows will appear? Doesn't happen... ...these command are also available from keyboard... :?: You mean if I press Ctrl+PgUp ...

The previous build had these nice useful arrows between the source and target fields in the start dialog:

I liked to be able to reverse the source and target entries by using the up-and-down arrows. With them gone, how can I do this?

I Just want to rave about CompareIt's ability to diff Excel files. This is one of the most wonderful features of this -- or any -- program!
IMO this feature alone more than justifies CompareIt's (modest) purchase price!

You have a nice list of filters there, and I would like to be able to apply them in combination, e.g. C++ and Image. To do this now I have to build up a third filter that is the concatenation of the two. It would be much nicer if I could select multiple filters from the list and let you concatenate ...

When I'm looking a a very long preview listing of a very deep or wide tree, I like to simplify things by collapsing the listing of any folders I know I don't need to examine. I was just doing this where I had a folder with thirty or so subfolders, and I had to collapse each one individually. I would...

I had a filter called "Binaries" in my winsin.ini file, which I used in several sessions. When wndsync converted the ini file, it put "Files=<Binaries>" in the appropriate sessions but it didn't create the filter itself.

Wilhelm wrote:The switch /I was replaced by /scan. Look in the readme.chm for command line options.

This option is not listed in the latest documentation (build 1180) although it does work...

grigsoft wrote:Well, this makes some sense. Currently comparison rules only affects file listing, copy direction is still using date always.

The thing I found disturbing is that Update Target claimed the two directories were identical, which I knew was not true...

How should the software know, what you want? I think it's quite straightforward. The three files on the desktop that I modified differ in size from their counterparts on the laptop. The file times are irrelevant so I say "Size only". I want to copy to the laptop so I make it the target and say Upda...

I have a folder of small binary files I want to sync from my desktop to my laptop (via a mapped drive). Three of the files on the desktop were changed and had different sizes, but all the files on the laptop were newer, so I chose "size only". The problem is this: If I choose "Update target" no diff...

Well, I confess to being a bit confused, but it wasn't your doing

Hopefully the renaming of winsync3.chm to readme.chm implies there will be a "real" winsync3.chm soon...

Thanks, I missed that link in the file (winsync3.chm).