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I do it this way,

make a file called sync.bat

XCOPY t:\somefiles f:\copy /D /I /S /C /Y
XCOPY f:\copy t:\sometimes /D /I /S /C /Y

XCOPY copies files from one directory to another, and then the options I set do the following; assume it's a directory, copy the newer files, overwrite the older files, and don't ask if I want to write over it every time.

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