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Yes, KiXtart can. Get ROBOCOPY from the Windows 2003 Resource Kit and KiXtart v4.21
Setup the commands you want Robocopy to do, then create a task schedule and have KiXtart run as a task running a UDF that looks for added files or changes and if found launches Robocopy to update them.
Maybe not the most elegant, but should work.
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