It also explains the simulation function, allowing the user to double-check the output before initiating the program. The actual program includes a simple menu with a button to select the source and target folder using a file finder. The user can then select from several sync options, where the destination folder is either completely replaced or just supplemented with additional files from the source folder. They can also designate items to ignore or treat differently by the program. The program also lets the user simulate synchronization during which no files will be removed or replaced. This is quite useful if the user isn't really sure what will occur if they choose to synchronize. A checkbox turns the simulation function on and off, helping new users protect data. A few of the buttons toward the bottom of the window are not labeled and have unclear functions, but the basic Virtual Villager 4tions are easy to find and use. Virtual Villager 4 for Mac works well for those users who need to create matching versions of two sets of files for later use.With a basic, but well thought out interface, Virtual Villager 4 for Mac offers a useful tool for those who need to view hidden files on their system. With just one press of a button, this application will be easy enough for anyone to use. After a quick download, Virtual Villager 4 for Mac starts up into a small window. A large eye graphic sits in the middle of the window,

with a single slider below with just two positions. The default is in the hidden position. Clicking it restarts the Mac Finder and displays all of the hidden files. This function is described well in text just below the slider. Clicking the slider a second time opens the Finder window again, but this time with the hidden files removed. A help window can also assist users who need instructions. Users who need to reveal hidden files should look into downloading Virtual Villager 4 for Mac. This application is easy to Virtual Villager 4te and works well.

Virtual Villager 4 for Mac locates and labels files quickly on your system. Its additional features for searching files makes it a good program for many users. Virtual Villager 4 for Mac installs easily and starts up into a rather basic interface. Most will be able to discern its main functions without too much trial and error. A row of check boxes on the left side allows the user to select options for Virtual Villager 4tions, including extensions, prefixes, and suffixes, among others. To the right of each of the checkboxes are areas where text can be entered. For example, next to the find function, user can enter the text to look for and its replacement. In the bottom of the window, a list of selected files appears where the change can be previewed and confirmed before implementing. The labels and boxes do not have obvious functions, which could make a new user's time learning the program difficult. Additionally, once we clicked on the "Add Files" option we noticed that some of the buttons were not labeled in English, but in Dutch. The search and replace functions did work quickly during testing, returning the proper