Diff Doc Professional - Convert and Compare Files Software!
You demand fast and accurate document comparisons, and now you can have it. 'Diff Doc' is a powerful yet easy to use folder/file compare and remediation utility. Use it to compare files of all types including MS Word/Excel/PowerPoint, PDF, RTF, Text, XML, HTML, Wordperfect and more. Our document comparison utility works the way all software should work -- accurately, quickly, simply, and affordably.
Diff Doc Professional is a useful utility that lets you to convert and compare files of different formats.
Regardless of the editor you are using (MS Word, Excel, Wordpad, Notepad, etc.), simply load the original and modified files, press the Refresh button (or F5), and the document comparison will display promptly. Additionally, you can compare folders to see exactly what files have changed before doing a detailed file comparison.
'Diff Doc' can display the file differences in two possible views, 'All In One', or 'Side By Side'. Both views have their advantages, and switching between them is as easy as a mouse click (or F6). Lastly, many reports are available, including HTML, detailing the diff-erences.
Here are some key features of "Diff Doc":
· Document comparison. Compare files of type PDF, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, RTF, XML, HTM, TXT documents and retain the formatting
· Edit the documents within this application, and refresh manually
· Integrated into the Explorer Shell (Windows Explorer, Desktop, Find in Files, etc.) for quick comparisons
· Navigate easily through the differences
· Compares text from any application
· Paragraph differences are highly detailed
· Both Side By Side and All In One views are supported.
· Save any of the views as DOC, Text, RTF or HTML format.
· Detailed HTML Reports now possible allowing of printing and e-mailing results quickly. Both Side By Side and All In One compare reports are supported
· Run it from the command line for automation
Limitations:
· 30-iteration trial
What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]
· DOCX files. An error stating that the file could not be loaded occurred in some DOCX files. "Method not available" was being reported in this case.
