"Differences" Program?

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I have some similar files and would like to find out what the differences is
between them. Is there some sort of 'Differences' program/routine I can run
on them to determine the differences?

Thanks much.

Mike
 
speedy_mike said:
I have some similar files and would like to find out what the differences
is between them. Is there some sort of 'Differences' program/routine I
can run on them to determine the differences?

Provided that you're talking about text files: Start > Run: CMD > FC /?
Another option is "Windiff.exe" as part of the Support Tools (Win CD) or
downloaded from here: "Windows XP Service Pack 2 Support Tools"
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...76-9bb9-4126-9761-ba8011fabf38&displaylang=en
 
I'm going to try both. But for the microsoft.com/downloads/... version, I
downloaded it and installed it.

Thanks to you both for prompt replies!

Mike
 
speedy_mike said:
I have some similar files and would like to find out what the
differences is between them. Is there some sort of 'Differences'
program/routine I can run on them to determine the differences?

Thanks much.

Mike

What sort of differences?
What sort of files?
What file extensions?
Yes, there are several of them; for differeing things.
 
speedy_mike said:
I have some similar files and would like to find out what the differences is
between them. Is there some sort of 'Differences' program/routine I can run
on them to determine the differences?

Differences between what?
 
speedy_mike said:
I have some similar files and would like to find out what the
differences is between them. Is there some sort of 'Differences'
program/routine I can run on them to determine the differences?

Thanks much.

Mike

Sure.

At the command prompt, type "comp /?" for instructions.

Usually
COMP {file1} {file2}
 

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