Super Flexible File Synchronizer is used to back up data and to synchronize PCs, servers, and notebooks. With this application, you have the option to choose the user interface that suits them best (Wizard Mode or Advanced Mode) The settings are stored in multiple profiles, and the software comes with support for FTP and secure FTP servers, ZIP compression, data encryption, and a scheduler for automated backups. On Windows NT/2000/XP, or 2003 Server, the scheduler can run as a service without users having to log on. This version in review has a few fixes that include a few Google Docs related issues.

Super Flexible File Synchronizer features the ability to freely select files and folders across the whole folder hierarchy in a tree view, and it has support for e-mail notification, profile categories, and various filters. The publisher has done a lot of work on this application to get it to the level where it is today; it has vastly improved, and that is why it remains one of the best backup programs available. Regardless of how much it costs; Super Flexible File Synchronizer is a wonderful program that also comes with a 30 day trial period.

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