Many dialogs displayed by SyncBackPro include a Do not prompt me again checkbox:
When you tick this checkbox and click a button (for example OK, Yes, or No), the dialog will not appear again in the future. Instead, the response you chose will be used automatically. For example, if you tick the checkbox and click Yes, the answer Yes will be used every time that dialog would have been shown.
If you later decide you want a dialog to appear again, you can re-enable it from the Dialogs settings window.
Opening the Dialogs Settings
To manage your suppressed dialogs, click the Burger Menu (the menu icon in the top-left corner of the main window) and select Dialogs.
The Dialogs Settings Window
The window has two main controls:
•Profile: A drop-down list of all your profiles plus a special *Program* entry. Some dialogs are specific to a particular profile (for example, confirmation prompts shown during that profile's run). Others are program-wide and not tied to any profile. Select a profile to see its suppressed dialogs, or select *Program* to see program-wide suppressed dialogs.
•Dialog text: A list of all dialogs that have been suppressed for the selected profile (or for the program). Each entry shows the text of the dialog along with the stored response that is being used automatically, e.g. OK, Yes, or No. A ticked entry means the dialog is suppressed. Untick an entry to re-enable that dialog so it will be shown again.
Re-enabling Suppressed Dialogs
To re-enable a single dialog, simply untick it in the Dialog text list. The next time that situation arises, the dialog will be shown again and you can choose a new response.
To re-enable all dialogs for a profile at once, press Ctrl-A to select all items, then right-click and choose Untick selected from the pop-up menu. Remember to do this for each profile as well as for *Program* if you want to reset all suppressed dialogs.
When to Re-enable Dialogs
You may want to re-enable dialogs in the following situations:
•You accidentally suppressed a dialog and chose the wrong response
•Your circumstances have changed and you need to review decisions you previously made
•A profile is not behaving as expected and you suspect a suppressed dialog is automatically choosing an action you no longer want
•You are troubleshooting a problem and want to see all confirmation prompts
Dialogs and Unattended Runs
When a profile runs unattended (for example, from the Windows Task Scheduler or from the command line), no dialogs are shown regardless of the settings on this page. If a situation arises that would normally prompt the user, such as a file collision, the file is skipped instead. Suppressed dialogs configured here only apply to attended (interactive) runs where the stored response is used in place of showing the dialog.
For more information about attended and unattended runs, see Running a Profile.
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