"Autostart" - mark the box to enable automatic launch of the task at each FTP Replication Monitor startup. If this box is not marked, the task can be launched manually according to your schedule settings (see Schedule type section for details).

"Autostart delay, sec." - To decrease the system resources using during the bulk task start the autostart can be delayed up to 60 seconds.

 
"Initial synchronization" provides several options:

"Disabled" - no any actions after the task start;

"New files [for file operations]" - at the first start of the task it compares each file from source folder with the file in the target folders and replicate the file if it is not exists or it is newer  that the file in the destination place. Please note: if a  source file is not to be copied to the target folder during the initial synchronization the difference in the file attributes and NTFS permissions are not replicated as well;

"Complete" - the task copies all the files from the source folder to the specified destination folders.

"Continue after restart" - usually on a task startup the information about the controlled files and objects is gathered. If it is necessary to continue monitoring after the termination of the task, of the whole program, or the computer shutdown mark the Continue after restart check box. In this case the task will continue monitoring the objects using the data gathered before the moment of restart or termination.

"Run immediately after restart" - if selected the task will be run immediately after the task has been launched.

NOTE: if the task source parameters were modified the kept file parameters are ignored and collected again.

"Virtual mode" - a task runs in simulated mode when no files are actually copied, deleted or moved, no e-mails are sent, no actions are executed.

"Check conditions" - execute the task if predefined conditions are valid.

"Conditions" - press Edit button to overview or change the specified conditions.

"Sound" - if the  box is marked, the computer will beep each time when a task is fulfilled.