Re: Re: file compare

There is also a free program taht I use.
It is called: Beyond Compare 2
It splits the screen in half for you and shows you any 2 folders you want even on different drives. It shows you what files are the same and which are different, new, name, date, size etc.
Then you have a choice of how you want to sync them or update the older ones by copying the newer ones and replacing the older ones.

Hope this helps.

Abed

basilb4me < basilb4me%40yahoo.com.au">basilb4meyahoo.com.au> wrote:
Sorry if this is no use, because I have no idea what a csv file is or
whether it would do what you need (LOL), but there is a program called
Synctoy you can get from the Microsoft site. It compares files and
can synchronise them in different ways.

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I tried that and it doesn`t show an entire csv file,it only shows part of
it.

It is nice for other types of files.it shows mostly all of other files.

Does anyone know if I can view two different csv files in "Open Office&quot; and
monkey around with them and save the changes?
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Subject: Re: [CHAD] Re: file compare

> There is also a free program taht I use.
>; It is called: Beyond Compare 2
> It splits the screen in half for you and shows you any 2 folders you
want even on different drives. It shows you what files are the same and
which are different, new, name, date, size etc.
>; Then you have a choice of how you want to sync them or update the older
ones by copying the newer ones and replacing the older ones.
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> Hope this helps.
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> Abed
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> basilb4me < basilb4me%40yahoo.com.au">basilb4meyahoo.com.au> wrote:
&gt; Sorry if this is no use, because I have no idea what a csv file
is or
> whether it would do what you need (LOL), but there is a program called
&gt; Synctoy you can get from the Microsoft site. It compares files and
> can synchronise them in different ways.
&gt;
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> <esrman...> wrote:
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>; > Is there a program to compare two csv files and be able to remove an
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