Batch is a collection of Folder Pairs grouped together for easier execution. When you found that you have a few Folder Pairs that would usually be Run together one after another, you can consider grouping them together as a Batch. Running a Batch is equivalent to Running the included Folder Pairs one by one.
To create a Batch, switch to the Batches List View and click the "New Batch..." Toolbar button.
To edit an existing Batch, you can either double-click the Batch entry in the Batches List View, or right-click on the Batch entry and select "Open".
The General Tab
This is where you can defined a name for this Batch. You can click on the "Add..." button to select the Folder Pairs to be included. To remove a Folder Pair from the Batch, select one of the already included Folder Pairs from list and click the "Remove" button.
Note: The order of this Folder Pair list indicates the sequence of the Folder Pairs being executed. To re-arrange the order, select one of the Folder Pair and press the "Up" or "Down" button.
The Misc tab
On this tab page can create Windows Schedule Task to run this Batch, specify the command line to be executed after the Batch has been successfully Run, shutdown or hibernate the computer after Run, or create a Shortcut icon to Run the Batch easily from Windows Desktop or Explorer.
Note:
If any Folder Pair included in a Batch has specified a command line to be executed after the Folder Pair has been successfully Run, such command line will be executed. The Batch will wait until the command execution finished before the next Folder Pair in the sequence is executed.
If any Folder Pair included in a Batch has specified to shutdown or hibernate the computer after Run, it will be igorned.
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