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What types of files can I compare with DiffDog® 2010?

April 26, 2017compare diffdog® files types

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What types of files can I compare with DiffDog® 2010?

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DiffDog® 2010 allows you to compare and merge any text-based file, with support for Unicode, ASCII, MBCS, etc. This includes programming source code files, HTML files, XML files, and more. In addition, DiffDog® 2010 supports intelligent, XML-aware differencing, merging, and editing. These features include DTD/schema-based validation, well-formedness checking, intelligent entry helpers, and XML-specific differencing options that allow you to specify whether namespaces should be ignored, if entities should be resolved, etc. These capabilities are a must for today’s developers working with XML. Learn more on the XML differencing page. Extending its XML-differencing functionality, DiffDog® 2010 lets you compare and merge Microsoft Office Open XML (OOXML) documents, a compressed archive file format that contains multiple XML files. When comparing directories, you can compare based on a variety of criteria, such as file size and date, or actual file content. The DiffDog® 2010 quick compare o