 | Visually compares two folders side by side. |
| Each folder can be…
 | A local hard disk, floppy, or CD-Rom directory
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| A network directory |
| A zip file |
| An FTP directory on a remote server |
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| Compares files optionally based on date, time, and size |
| Supports multiple wildcard filters |
| Options to restrict the display to the following combinations:
| Show different files only |
| Show common files only |
| Show identical files only |
| Show uncommon files only |
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| Option to include/exclude folder names from display |
| Includes the following file comparison features:
| Visual file compare window |
| Integration with Windows FC command |
| Integration with MS Word’s document compare feature |
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| Supports the following file/folder operations
| Copy |
| Move |
| Update |
| Delete |
| Rename |
| Create folder |
| Open Document |
| Edit Document |
| Copy to clipboard |
| Cut to clipboard |
| Paste from Clipboard |
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| Can compare folders and nested sub folders |
| Advanced ease-of-use features:
| Copy, update, or move files from one side to the other quickly and easily
using your keyboards arrow keys. |
| Open folders quickly and easily via drag and drop from Windows Explorer |
| Move or copy files into a Windows Explorer window easily via drag and
drop |
| Folder list makes it a breeze to redo previous comparisons |
| Memorized settings are automatically restored when you select
previously compared folders |
| Launch a Windows Explorer window for the folder on either side using a
single mouse click |
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| Can easily abort out of long ftp/zip operations |
| Well-integrated FTP features:
| Advanced file equivalency logic remembers Windows/Unix file equivalents,
even when they have different dates, times, and sizes on each system |
| Supports binary and text transfers |
| Option to upload filenames as lowercase, uppercase, or same
case—making it easier to use with case-sensitive Unix servers |
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| Performs like a champ:
| OmniSync |
| It starts up quickly and consumes minimal resources |
| Can compare folders and/or subfolders containing a maximum of 32000
files. |
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