Tarylynn can be scripted by system admins for automatic running. Simply create a command file, and call Tarylynn with it's path as the argument. The command file contains sets of 4-line actions. The lines are as follows:

1. The full path of the folder to select in the left pane
2. The full path of the folder to select in the right pane
3. A number from 1 to 4, indicating which of the sync buttons in the middle of the window to execute:
   1 for , 2 for , 3 for , 4 for , 5 for
4. A single letter Y or N indicating whether confirmation prompts should be displayed

For example, to copy files from C:\Stuff to \\Laptop\SyncStuff without prompts your command file would look like:

C:\Stuff
\\Laptop\SyncStuff
1
N

Save this file as "command.txt", then run Tarylynn using "\<path>\Tarylynn.exe command.txt"

You can have multiple sets of 4-line actions defined in a single command file. However, if any errors are encountered by Tarylynn, it will not execute the rest of the script. The unregistered version of Tarylynn can only run 2 actions.