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Does Not Work 
- Version: 1.1, 3/6/2009 02:32PM PST
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Jeff Weber
I downloaded this and after only a few tests, observed that in many cases it reports that the two files are equal when they are not equal.
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- Does Not Work
Need a little more info - Version: 1.1, 10/17/2007 04:12PM PST
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sonicraft
I'm getting some files that are not identical and I'm wondering if this is because names or creation dates are different. In other words, does File Compare look at the file name and date when it concludes that the files themselves are not identical?
As for the way the software functions, it's simple, clear and works fine as far as I can tell.
I've always liked the MD5 idea for checking lots of different kinds of things. Especially for confirming that audio file transfers have gone down without error. This is especially helpful when taking an audio CD master to the duplication facility. It's a good way to check that the audio got in the way it should.
As for the way the software functions, it's simple, clear and works fine as far as I can tell.
I've always liked the MD5 idea for checking lots of different kinds of things. Especially for confirming that audio file transfers have gone down without error. This is especially helpful when taking an audio CD master to the duplication facility. It's a good way to check that the audio got in the way it should.
Does not compare? - Version: 1.1, 8/15/2007 05:06PM PST
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star-tech
No matter what files I drag onto File 1 and File 2, it always says they are the same???
In other words, it doesn't work....
In other words, it doesn't work....
Fille Compare 1.1 - TOP MARKS! - Version: 1.1, 6/23/2007 10:16AM PST
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FixMaX
My first request for version 1.0 (above) has been fulfilled. Thanks a lot!
Now, if only the second one could be also implemented and I would be absolutely happy... :-)
2. Once you select one file, the application should go to the same directory to select the second.
Top marks for this excellent application. It does what it says!
Thanks!
Now, if only the second one could be also implemented and I would be absolutely happy... :-)
2. Once you select one file, the application should go to the same directory to select the second.
Top marks for this excellent application. It does what it says!
Thanks!
Truncates long file names - Version: 1.0, 4/7/2007 01:15PM PST
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robert.allen
My main complaint: you can't see all of a file specification when it is a string longer than the window width. The window cannot be resized to expose more of the string.
Awesome! - Version: 1.0, 9/23/2006 05:02AM PST
FixMaX
Great application!!! Works as advertised.
Have two files and you do not know if they are or not identical? Just use File Compare and it will tell you.
I only wish two things:
1. Drag and drop support. Read: truly Mac-like! :-)
2. Once you select one file, the application shoud go to the same directory to select the second.
Thanks!
Have two files and you do not know if they are or not identical? Just use File Compare and it will tell you.
I only wish two things:
1. Drag and drop support. Read: truly Mac-like! :-)
2. Once you select one file, the application shoud go to the same directory to select the second.
Thanks!
