What's new in TreeComp 4.0 Beta 3
Feb 23, 2010
- This version sorts the directories in the "Select directories" window as older versions also did
New in TreeComp 3.8 (Apr 17, 2009)
- Added support for profiles to store frequently used pairs of directories and support for the popular RAR file format
New in TreeComp 3.7 (Apr 17, 2009)
- Added stable multi-threading and support for ZIP files. FTP support is now based on WinInet FTP APIs. This should allow for handling a wider variety of FTP servers. The user interface for selecting the way the comparison should be performed is now highly flexible. Another new feature allows for displaying recent files only.
New in TreeComp 3.6 (Apr 17, 2009)
- Introduced an option for multithreaded comparison. This allows for very fast comparisons: comparing 2 directory trees with 121.000 files having a total size of approximately 13 GB divided over 2.040 directories, took less than 11 minutes!
- Ability to synchronize a complete branch from the left hand side to the right hand side, using the context menu of the treeview and selecting "Advanced" | "Synchronize left to right" or the other way around.
New in TreeComp 3.5 (Apr 17, 2009)
- Was the first version distributed as FREEWARE! Various bugs were solved. Version 3.5 solved a problem comparing files on a remote server under Windows 95/98
New in TreeComp 3.4 (Apr 17, 2009)
- Introduced a build-in FTP client, so since then it is ideal for updating your home page at your Internet Service Provider. The selection of directories to compare is facilitated by using a new software component that resembles the left pane window of Windows Explorer. A help file is released since this version. If you have a question unanswered by the help file, feel free to drop me a line!
New in TreeComp 3.3 (Apr 17, 2009)
- Allowed for opening files using its associated program by using the context menu. Furthermore, backups of files that are older can be stored in a new directory with a name based on the current day
New in TreeComp 3.2 (Apr 17, 2009)
- Improved the way it handles changes not induced by the program itself, but for instance by copying files to a directory currently inspected using TreeComp. Monitoring threads "watch" the trees for changes and will eventually incorporate the changes. If you encounter problems with this feature there is still the possibility of switching it off using Options | Monitoring Thread