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Originally posted by Armanius
yeah you gotta a point there, but the script runs in the background and unnoticed.
the standard windows syncroniser, popups and only does it when you log off.
A script can be placed at the system-startup, in the background and can be run every time you want it to run by minutes, hour or days.
that's the idea behind it.
just in case, the syncronizer and the task scheduler in Windows can do that too though. It's just a matter of setting things up...
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