I have experimented with other meta-data such as a file's Rating ( ) and this seems to work as desired. I do not know enough about the way Opus works however (metadata structure etc) to configure our sync software to recognise and synchronise changes to the 'Label' of a file (in the same way it does the actual contents of that file). This is a major drawback as we find ourselves having to 'double up' on changing statuses which is frustrating (I am sure there is a better way). if I set a local folder's status to Important, this will not be replicated on the server side (i.e will not be visible to others). The issue is that Opus Labels do not currently propagate across the sync, i.e.
I prefer Opus as it gives us flexibility to organise our (large) folder structures using 'Labels' like Status Icons and colours, much better than Explorer allowed us to do.
It automatically analyzes, synchronizes, and backs up your e-mail, precious family photos, contacts, MP3 songs, financial files, and other important files. GoodSync (GS) GoodSync (GS) is a simple and reliable software for file backup and file synchronization. These automatically mirror to a central physical server upon any file change and vice-versa. FreeFileSync is open source software, which can be used for Windows, macOS, and Linux. We have a number of employees working remotely, and currently use 3rd party synchronising software (Goodsync) so each team member can work from local copies of their files. I am currently implementing Directory Opus Pro for use in our small consulting business.
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