The Executable Software you choose
2nd it will contain the source directory you choose
3rd it will contain the destination directory you choose
4th it will contain the switches for the exectuble software if any you choose any.
Example for keeping a backup of a directory to another computer on a network:

C:\WINDOWS\COMMAND\Xcopy.exe "C:\ebay" "I:\ebay" /D /E /F /H /K /Y

all this will be on one line within the batchfile it creates where you choose the filename.

If you Select under the Save menu, SaveCreate a Sync Directory Batch File or Copy Sync Directory Text to Clipboard

It will create a batch file or copy to clipboard like below by switching the source and destination directories like so

C:\WINDOWS\COMMAND\Xcopy.exe "C:\ebay" "I:\ebay" /D /E /F /H /K /Y
C:\WINDOWS\COMMAND\Xcopy.exe "I:\ebay" "C:\ebay" /D /E /F /H /K /Y

Where I is the mapped network drive and C is the local HD. This is extremely usefull for
keeping two directories in sync with each other. You can use Microsoft's Xcopy that is
your /windows directory under windows/commands directory or search the internet for other better copies written by other people.
It also has all the dos commands for XCOPY, MOVE, and ATTRIB switches in it within the help menu for your conveyance. I mainly wrote this to save typing and remembering all those long long directory names spread out all over the placed, plus I was needing a
way to backup files from this client computer to the server in the basement. You could
use this software with any software that requires command line input, like windows explorer, windows, ftp programs, etc.

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written in delphi