How-to & Scenarios
Well, those of you who are really serious about comparing different file sync tools and software, may have already notice that Bamboo File Sync and Backup's file processing engine is extremely fast and robust. And most amazing of all, it has a very very small memory foot print.
Let me explain a little bit. For anyone designing file processing tool, huge volume jobs are their nightmare. Logically, the tool have to analyze the folders to be synchronized entirely and thoroughly, before they can draw the entire plan of action. If the folders to be synchronized contains hundreds of thousands of files...
posted @ Sunday, June 13, 2010 12:08 AM
If you are a laptop user, you probably want to have all your files updated to the latest version from office network drive (or your desktop/file server) before you get on the road. And on the other way round, when you make changes on these files, you also want them to be copied back to the network.
Sounds simple. But if you have a large among of files, you will not want hand-pick the files which needed to be updated or to blindly copy the entire collection every time. That is what Bamboo File Sync and Backup designed for.
Bamboo will...
posted @ Saturday, June 05, 2010 7:40 PM
Modern people are more busy than ever. We work hard and we work long hours. It is almost unavoidable to bring some of our works home from our offices. As a personal experience, I would sometime try to use a USB flash drive to bring home the work-in-progress. I spend 10 minutes thinking what files and folders to bring home, and another 5 to copy the files. Nevertheless, when I get back home and started to work, I may still found that I have missed some other files.
You may suggest bringing a laptop back and forth between home and office, sometimes with...
posted @ Friday, April 02, 2010 4:43 PM
We all have this problem: Windows may assign a different Drive Letter to your removable drive every time. It all depends on the sequence that you have plugged in your storage devices to your computer. It causes trouble to any applications that require you to specify a file/folder path, and the path happens to be located on a removable drive like USB drives, FireWire devices, or even digital cameras configured to be connected as storage devices.
There are actually two solutions to this problem:
1. For Bamboo, since its update from 3.0.2, it can automatically detect if the path you specified is a removable...
posted @ Sunday, March 14, 2010 4:44 AM