How to synchronize files and folders | Documentation
@MAX SyncUp allows you to perform a bi-directional
synchronization of data to keep files in two Windows folders
in sync. This feature is commonly used if you have
two Windows computers and need to have updated files on both
machines without the hassle of moving data manually.
To synchronize files, you need to create a synchronization
profile using the New
profile wizard. The wizard will take you through
all the steps of making a sync task in a step-by-step
manner. When the profile is created, the program
executes it at a scheduled time automatically.
Let's say, for instance, you need to keep the same
collection of photos on your personal laptop and
the server of your company that you have access through
SFTP.
To synchronize files and folders, follow the steps below:
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Run the program.
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On the toolbar click the New profile button 
This opens the New
profile wizard. The first tab lets you
select the profile type.
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Select Synchronization profile and then
click Next.
This opens the next tab where you need to select
the source folder with the files you want to
synchronize.
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In the folder tree select Pictures as
the source folder and then click Next.
The next tab allows you to select options for
the destination.
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Select FTP server, enter FTP settings
and credentials, select Uncompressed files and
then click Next.
This opens the tab where you must select the
target folder for syncing files.
Let's suppose you need to synchronize the subfolder Edited
Photos on your PC with the subfolder My
Edited Photos on your company server.
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Select the target folder for the Pictures and
then redirect the Edited photos to
the My edited photos (enter
path for the Edited photos into the Source
path field, then enter path for the My edited photos on
the server into the Target path field
and then click Add). Then click Next.
This opens the tab where you can add filters
to include (or exclude) certain types of files
into the synchronization process.
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Add the mask *.jpg to include only JPG files
and then click Next.
This opens the tab where you can specify the
profile launch options. Here you can schedule
the time and frequency to run the profile, select
an event to trigger the profile execution, as
well as set other profile execution options.
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Schedule the profile and then click Next.
This opens the tab where you can specify advanced
options for the profile.
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Select advanced options (if necessary) and then
click Next.
This opens the tab where you can enter the name
of the profile.
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Enter the name of the profile and then click Next.
Once the profile is created, you can see it
on the main window.
The program synchronizes files at scheduled
time automatically.
Also you can run the profile manually by clicking
the Execute profile button 
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