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Access Rights

Every object in this program has its own access rights.

	The object can be read, so it may be used to update all the others.
	The object can be created, so it can be updated where it doesn't exist too.
	The object can be overwritten, so it can be updated where it already exists.

Sources States

	The source is operative and ready to be analized/filled. Pressing SPACE or double-clicking it, will open Source Properties window.
	The source is analized, filled and ready to be synchronized. Pressing SPACE or double-clicking it, will open Source Results Viewer window.
	The source is updated.  This may occur even immediately after the analysis. The number of updated files may not be equal in all updated sources (generally by their options). Pressing SPACE or double-clicking it, will invalidate it.
	The source is disabled by the user.  It will not be analized and/or synchronized. This may be useful when a source needs to be synchronized rarely (slow computer/device/network). The program can work without it if there are at least 2 other valid sources. This status is saved into the program's files. Pressing SPACE or double-clicking it, will enable it.
	The source is invalidated usually because its UNC folder path isn't available anymore (it's deleted, a disk/storage is removed, ...) or there is a problem on folder system access rights. This state is something between the disabled and the ready status. The program can work without it if there are at least 2 other valid sources. If it's an unexpected event, I suggest to track it down, and repeat the analysis. Pressing SPACE or double-clicking it, will open source's properties window.

File States

After analyzing the sources, each file has it own state that shows what it program will do during the synchronization.

	The file will be created.
	The file will be deleted (see Source's Results Viewer).
	The file is disabled and so it will be ignored.
	The file will be overwritten (i.e. you will loose its original contents). If you are not really sure of what you are doing, it should be better to avoid this situation.
	This file is the selected one.  It will be taken to update all the others.
	This file is already updated (i.e. it is equal to the selected one).
	This file is already updated but you want to overwrite it anyway (see Source's Result Viewer).