SuperSync has color themes that you can choose. The following choices are available.
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The Song Table Colors checkboxes enable or disable highlighting the entire line in the main viewer window when the song meets the specific criteria. If checked, synchronized tracks will alternate between two light shades of green. If a (non-synchronized) remote track, tracks will be highlighted in two alternating shades of blue.
The Show illegal file names in red, when selected will display those file names that may cause problems on the file system in red.
These file names should be correctly handled by SuperSync. However, if your songs/tracks are not being properly copied between your libraries displaying and correcting these file names may correct the problem. At issue is the fact that the Windows file system cannot handle file/directory names that OS-X can.
For instance, you may have the artist "AC\DC" in your library. On Mac, that's a fine name for a directory. On Windows, it means a directory called DC inside the AC directory. Numerous other file name restrictions exist, including, two spaces in a row in a file name, names starting or ending with space or period. In windows, the maximum length for an entire file path, including hard drive volume, all directories, and file name is 256 characters. On mac, each directory can be 256 characters, which can make for some really long file names. To be safe, SuperSync always saves files in a format that will be easy to move to a Windows or Mac system. The side effect is that a Mac directory called "AC\DC" will always be copied to a directory named AC_DC. Other illegal file characters include:
: \ / | * ? > < "
Restore Defaults reverts back to the default setting of each preference. Apply saves any changes that may have been made.