I did a search looking to see if this question had been answered before. In BC2, both the folder comparisons and synchronization were done from the same GUI. In BC3, these functions were separated into there own distinct GUIs. I was just wondering what the motivation was for doing this? In BC3, it seems like the only difference between the 2 GUIs is that the bi-directional sync button is not available in the compare and the ability to copy/move specific files is missing in the sync. It seemed much cleaner to have both of the functions together since there are so few differences. Also, there are times in a Sync session where you want Compare functionality and vice versa. The only way to accomplish this in BC3 is to open an additional session. I'm not able to see the benefit of breaking out these two functions. Can someone help me understand the reason for separating them?
Please don't misunderstand my intentions. I love BC and have been using it daily for quite some time. I'm just trying to figure out why the functions were split and if I'm overlooking the major benefit of doing so.
Xavier
Please don't misunderstand my intentions. I love BC and have been using it daily for quite some time. I'm just trying to figure out why the functions were split and if I'm overlooking the major benefit of doing so.
Xavier
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