sync two folders
Hello.I would ask you if i can sync two folders.One is in my C drive and the other in my external usb stick.


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Thank you very much.Two more questions please.
1)Acronis has any software for this job?
2)I am a teacher of mathematics.I have many docs and pdf files.I want to create a backup like this:
When i change/modify a doc ,also modify/change the first backup.Without creating many backups and deleting the older e.t.cWhich method is preferable?Sorry for my abd english.
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vasilis nikolopoulos wrote:Thank you very much.Two more questions please.
1)Acronis has any software for this job?
2)I am a teacher of mathematics.I have many docs and pdf files.I want to create a backup like this:
When i change/modify a doc ,also modify/change the first backup.Without creating many backups and deleting the older e.t.cWhich method is preferable?Sorry for my abd english.
1. No - Acronis sync works between 2 different computers, not 2 folders on the same computer.
2. That sounds very much like the capability of the Windows 10 File History feature. The alternative would be to use other third-party synchronisation application with this capability and which also would allow versioning.
I have a Synology NAS device where I can use the Synology Drive sync software to do something very similar to your requirements, including keeping multiple versions of changed files.
One option would be to use a Cloud service like OneDrive but I am not sure about whether than allows to keep multiple versions of changed files unless this is a feature of the Business version of the application?
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Sorry you don't understand me.The second question was for creating backup with acronis trye image.I want to do this :I want to create a first full backup.After, when i change a doc (like add a page,or change something in the document) i want to create a new full backup which inlcude all changes.The same folders/files/docs with new changes.Which method is appropiate with acronis true image/
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Vasilis, ok, there are several different backup schemes that can be used with ATI 2017-2020 to do what you are asking.
For backing up your set of folders with their files / documents etc, then you should choose to create a Files & Folders backup task, after which you can choose any of the following backup schemes:
Full backups only - where all the contents of your source data are included everytime.
Incremental backups - where you create an initial Full backup then make a number of Incremental backups before creating a further new Full backup and repeating the cycle.
An Incremental backup captures only the changes found since the previous backup was made.
Differential backups - where you create an initial Full backup then make a number of Differential backups before creating a further new Full backup and repeating the cycle.
A Differential backup captures all the changes found since the initial Full backup of that chain.
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So if i have a doc with two pages.And for example create a third page:
1)with incremental create a initial backup which inlude the''new'' page?
2)with differental create a backup with all pages?The two first and with the new one?
Also i will try to connect with official support.I don't receive any responce....Why?Because my product is ''old''?
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Vasilis, when you create any backup you will capture the data in the state it is at that specific point in time, so if your document has 2 or 3 pages, that will be captured in the backup.
Each time you create a further backup, a new snapshot of your data is captured with any new changes you have made.
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So incremendal backup works like full backup?Or after creating an incremendal backup create automatically or i would create manually a full backup?
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Please see the ATI 2017 User Guide: Full, incremental and differential backups which has a full description of how these backup methods work with examples.
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