Toucan V3.0    Suggested by Dormouse - Updated by webfork on 17 Jun 2010 3MB (uncompressed) - Popularity score (5349) Website - Screenshot - Download - Comments (6) - Post comment - Permalink

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 Lucas: Nice program, but v. 2.0.3 is not able to handle Vista-user-folders. For instance: the folders "C:\Users\$user$\AppData\Local\Application Data" or "C:\Users\$user$\Documents\Mijn muziek" can not be found by Toucan. This is because these folders actually don't exist on my Vista-machine, but only exist als links to another folder. [2009-01-14 13:00]

 PeZett: Version 2.0.5 crashes when starting from a Stick (Toucan.exe has detected a problem ...). Starting it from a HDD will cause no problems. ???
PeZett [2009-02-20 11:49]

 Midas: Great idea, poor implementation. I don't much care for PortableApps mandatory folder structure and launcher, I'd rather have a easily identifiable executable with its dependencies in a folder ready to be tossed around and linked at will. There are other (better) choices...

But I liked what I saw of the interface. [2009-02-20 15:57]

 Bruce: @Lucas: Rather than using those links (which only exist for backwards compatibility with XP), you should be using C:\Users\$user$\AppData\Local and C:\Users\$user$\Music instead. [2009-02-22 06:10]

 Meks: Same with me, doesn't work from the stick. [2009-02-23 05:05]

 billie: nothing comes close to rsync. Go check it out then you'll agree. [2009-03-14 07:57]

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