Folders or in the language of the software engineers, directories, help to organize the files on the hard disk. One project is normally a folder with many files and sub-folders. You might have an active project version, a backup copy, or a copy from your colleague.
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Command line interface in Windows is a great way to automate things. The comparison of files is not an exception. Of course we cannot automate all of the process of making the computer decide what changes are important and what are not, but what you can do is to make the process as easy as possible.
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Compare documents to find differences regardless of the format: MS Word, MS Excel, MS PowerPoint, PDF.
Compare two local or remote folders to find and synchronize any changes made.
Use the keywords comparison to analyze non-related documents created from different formats.
Archive comparison: compare Rar and Zip archive files without unpacking / unzipping.
Compare web pages as code with HTML tags or as text as seen in a web browser.
Compare two images of various formats to find all possible differences, even slight ones.
Multimedia comparison. Compare information from multimedia and graphic formats.
Ignore words. Compare Suite can ignore certain keywords or strings during comparison.
DMS Integration. Easily integrate Compare Suite into 3rd party document management systems.
Syntax highlighting for .pas, .asm., cpp, PHP, XML, bat, css, dpk, xsl files supported.
Compare files located on FTP as easily as on hard drives or local area networks.
Use command line to automate comparisons and integrate it with 3rd party tools.
UNICODE is fully supported: open and compare documents in any language or encoding.
Review compared documents:
Create a fully customizable comparison report on two files or folders.
Write your own comments on changes you or your colleagues make, improving collaboration.
Use document audit to accept or decline changes made in plain text files.
