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If you prefer a third-party tool, besides Gs Richcopy360, there are robust options that offer advanced features, reporting, and a simpler user interface : ShareGate or Goodsync : Data migration tools known for its user-friendly interface, comprehensive reporting, and strong capabilities in handling content and security mapping between on-premises file shares and SharePoint Online.

Yeah...that's not gonna work, well not the way you are thinking. It's the NTFS and ACL Permission stuff that you are wanting, it's gonna be a bit of a PITA. SharePoint online mapping isn't automatic and you will likely have to deal with users/groups permissions. Your best bet is to use the Microsoft SharePoint Migration Tool. Or try GS RichCopy 360. It's been awhile since I messed with this sort of thing. I think you should search out some FB Computer Networking Groups to see if someone has already done this as my current knowledge is limited.

I need an accurate and easy alternative to Robocopy that I can use to copy about 1 TB from Windows Server 2022 to SharePoint Online. This tool needs to support copying attributes, time stamps, and NTFS ACLs permissions. Any helpful tool would be appreciated

I am taking a look at the Gs Richcopy website, and users reviews, sounds good . Will try the trial vesion .

TY and no worries - I have a MacBook PRO 2021 M1 with 64 GB of Ram and 1 TB disk - I began cleaning things up to upgrade it this weekend .. I get lazy and let things sit on my hard drives too long .. I know, I know .. they are headed to the NAS!! My desktop is at least clean!! Thank you again!

Nah doesn't work I'm in contact with Calibrite and they are helping me out atm, but thanks

I'd say you might have to make sure you don't have ANY other programs open (particularly Photoshop) while using Bridge. And restart pretty frequently.

Worked like a charm, exactly what I needed. Thank you!!!

Try this, but no promises. https://www.damiensymonds.net/act_cellulite.html

Mine just arrived. Thanks!

I am not a huge fan of this look. But to achieve it, use two blur layers at different levels of Gaussian blur, then "Levels 1" and "Photo Filter 1" to add warmth, "Levels 2" and "Levels 3" to manipulate the background light, then "Levels 4" for the matte effect and "Levels 5" (below it) for the nauseating vignette. Then lastly, "Levels 6" because I realised that the shoes were just glowing too darn much. Download the file here.

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