Alternate File Move

Pick a Master and a Slave folder and Alternate File Move will sync this pair of folders. It will take the files from the Master folder and copy them to the Slave folder. It will add missing files to the Slave folder, it will replace files with different sizes, it will replace files with different dates, and will remove files that are not in the Master folder. Alternate File Move is not restricted to a single Master-Slave pair; it works with multiple pairs too.

To get Alternate File Move up and running on a Windows PC, you must go through a standard installation procedure. I remind you that a standard installation procedure goes something like this: download and run an installer; follow the instructions presented by a setup wizard. Completing a standard installation procedure is fairly simple and will take little of your time.

I found Alternate File Move’s interface to be very easy to use and I am confident that you will too. After all, it has a simple layout and everything is nicely displayed on the interface so you can easily access it. If you have problems figuring out the interface though, open the Help file. It presents the functionality Alternate File Move has to offer, it presents the interface, and it presents some useful usage info.

Alternate File Move is an open source Alternate Tools product.

Keep a Master and a Slave folder in sync with Alternate File Move. This Alternate Tools product will take files from the Master folder and move them to the Slave folder.