Download DirSync Pro 1.44

Version 1.44 of DirSync Pro has been released. One or more folders can be synchronized with this open source program, for example a computer with a smartphone or USB memory stick. This can be both uni- and bi-directional. The program is written in Java and therefore platform independent. Downloads are available for DOS, Linux, Mac OS X and Windows, among others. Since version 1.41, the following changes and improvements have been made:

DirSync Pro 1.44 has been released!!!

Again another minor update with a bug fix for the total progress bar issue. This version also introduces an interesting feature: option to change every individual sync pair. Here’s the change log:

• Added: Right mouse click menu on in the sync queue contains now the option ‘Change to:’ to change the sync behavior of a single sync item.
• Improved: Total synchronization time will now stay shown in the progress bar.
• Improved: Online update dialog now contains a hyper link to the update changelog.

DirSync Pro 1.43 has been released!!!

This minor release fixes two bugs among which the crash in command line mode in OS X. It also adds two new small features. Changelog:

• Added: Number of analyzed Files and Directories are now shown separately in the stats.
• Added: Number of conflicts is now shown in the stats.
• Fixed: The program path caused a crash in command line on OS X. Fixed! (thanks to Europa2010AD for the report).
• Fixed: The total time is now shown correctly in the upper progress bar during actual synchronization.

DirSync Pro 1.42 has been released!!!

Some users reported an issue while loading certain old config files. This is fixed in this fast update! Changelog:

• Fixed: Loading an old config file from a previous version did not succeed in some situations. Fixed! (thanks to Heino Lengfelder and George Salonikios for the report).
• Fixed: Flickering redundant text in total progress bar is not shown anymore.
• Fixed: Total number of Larger Files is now shown correctly.
• Improved: Total numbers in stats are now printed in bold.