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I see. Thanks. I didn't know the .exe is actually an installer.

Sorry, I must be blind somehow. Where do I find the portable version of FFS?
What I did find is the .exe, which I presume we've to install it.

I totally agree. Also, I just don't understand why zenju feels this feature is not necessary and had refuses to have this feature numerous times.

YES, I do need it badly. I've many directories and I sort based on dictectory creation dates. I've intention to merge 3 hard disks into one mega hard disk and I really need to know which directory was created earlier than the other. Please confirm that this feature be incorporated. I read I can use ...

Sorry, may I clarify further with you? Say, I've created a mirror configuration for hard drive A to be backup to hard drive B. Hard Drive A has file 1, file 2, file 3. Using the mirror configuration, the 3 files are copied to Hard Drive B. Then, I added file 4 to Hard Drive A and amended file 1. Now...

Thanks. Understood.

Thanks. How do I create a batch job? May I also know if I use the mirror configuration, after the first mirror backup, if I again use a mirror configuration for subsequent backups, will FFS write over all those files that had remained the same since the first backup, or will simply skip those files ...

I've mirrored a hard drive A to another hard drive B. After that, I added new files and changed some files in hard drive A. So, I intend to mirror hard drive A with hard drive B again. My question is: 1. Do I have to do a "Compare" before I can do a "Sychronize"? I realized that ...

Understood.

Is there any plan to include MBR and boot loader? FFS is such a wonderful product and I will tell you why. I've tried a few products that claim to be able to handle long filenames but they do not work. Not only that, these software will tell me the drive had been successfully copied but when I check...

If I do a mirror of my C Drive, which is also my system drive, does it mean
that when my C Drive crashes and I restore the mirror to a new hard drive and
use this new drive to be my new C Drive, will I be able to boot up my PC, as
if I had done a cloning of my C Drive? Is this the same as cloning?