SyncToy Beta

I saw mention of a new Windows XP Powertoy over the weekend, so when I saw SyncToy was available this morning I grabbed a copy for the XP desktop at the office. My hope was that this would ease the struggle I currently have with OneNote. Notably, I like to keep a copy of my work “notebook” in a separate folder within my laptop “notebook” in case I need any of the information I have in there while I’m away from the office. The burning question was whether this XP Powertoy would sync with remote folders on a machine running 2000. It does. I like this, although I still have to remember to run the sync.

Tags: SyncToy OneNote

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