Equalise 5.0.4
Equalise is a program written to synchronise folder structures on two different computers over a network, or between a computer and a floppy disk.
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Equalise is a program written to synchronise folder structures on two different computers over a network, or between a computer and a floppy disk.
It can be used to keep up-to-date safety copies of files on floppy disks, or to allow program development on two different computers - perhaps one at work and one at home.
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