Author: admin
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Multiple sources, destinations or bases
By default, a sync item consists of two bases (a source and a destination). You can define additional bases in the General tab of the sync settings by clicking on Add more bases and then on the + button below the list of bases. One-way sync / One-way move Multiple sources are virtually merged and…
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Sync schedules
Sync schedules allow sync items and sync groups to be run automatically at specified dates and times or when the source and destination volumes become available. To view and modify sync schedules, click the button with the clock icon in the toolbar, or select Window > Sync Schedule in the main menu. To add a…
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How to get rid of customers needing support and make them suffer
In the last years I have written to many companies about all sorts of bugs, issues and misbehaviours. Some companies put more effort than others into making themselves available after they successfully sold their product or service. If you are a company and don’t have time to spare for your customers, here’s some useful tips…
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The hunt for a company’s contact information
Do you know that feeling? You’ve just entered this website, this whole new domain, a new world. But you’re not excited about it, in fact the only reason why you’re here is because you just want to have a chat with whomever runs this business. And no, it’s not because you’re feeling lonely and looking…
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Force quit
By default, SyncTime appears both in the Dock and to the right of the menu bar. Only apps that appear in the Dock are listed in the Force Quit window ( > Force Quit). If you disabled the option to show SyncTime in the Dock, in order to force quit it, follow these steps:
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Launch at login
In macOS, you can select any app to be automatically launched at login. On macOS 13 or newer, when launched at login, SyncTime will automatically hide its windows.
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Editing tools
Video player Underword allows you to load any audiovisual content that can also be opened in QuickTime: video is shown alongside the table view and audio is shown as a waveform in the timeline, below the subtitles. You can load a video with an audio track, or a video without an audio track, or an…
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Logging and inspecting errors
Witgui runs on top of the wit/wwt command line tools. Please note that these tools don’t support the NKit format. When an error occurs or something doesn’t behave as intended with the generated game files, it can be useful to inspect the output of these tools. If the output contains something like this: !! wit:…
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Size mode
By default, files are sorted clockwise by decreasing file size. From the View menu, you can set a different Size Mode. Size The default. You can quickly find files that take away most of your disk space. Size on Disk When opening an ordinary directory, this setting will produce a similar display as for Size…