If you are a Windows 8 Metro UI fan, here is a free tool for you which comes with Metro UI.
"MetroBackUp" is a free utility to keep your directories in sync. Its similar to Microsoft's SyncToy.
It was available since a few years but now the developer has released a new version which comes with Windows 8 style Metro UI:
The tool is very easy to use and does the job efficiently. You can create different jobs to group sync tasks.
Features List:
- Three different modes:
1. Mirror Reference Directory
2. Mirror Reference Directory (without deleting files)
3. Synchronization in both directions
- Synchronization can be constricted to certain file extensions.
- Command line mode suited for schedule tasks.
- Language of the program: (dependent on the current language of the OS): German, English
You can download it using following link:
Thanks to our reader "Silviu" for sharing it...
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Samy
cool. Thanks
Bob
I love the ui. thnx for the share as always :)
SCBright
I really don't like these "Metrostyle" things, seem more as system drafts. I want my OS as an OS not a big SmartPhone...
Ramcee
thanks, i was looking for something like this!
Apprieciate the share!
(sorry for my bad english)
TuneUp
Hey Vishal – thanks for this tip. MetroBackUp seems like a great tool to use that will get the job done quickly. I personally love the look of Metro and am looking forward to this user interface being available in Windows 8. Have you heard of the site omnimo.co.cc? They have some great themes and add-ons for Metro that are worth checking out.
VG
^^ Yep. Thats our friend site. We have featured it:
http://www.askvg.com/omnimo-a-windows-phone-7-look-like-rainmeter-skin-suite-to-decorate-your-windows-desktop/
maxdamage
Requires .Net 4.0 to be installed
TuneUp
Thanks for sharing your article on Omnimo - it's a great site!