Interface

Text merge

This view demonstrate the side-by-side merge. Merge is tailored to show you major differences and help you to conciliate quickly the versions.

1. conflicts are marked with red arrows so that you immediately see them
2. a side bar graph allow you to quickly reach portions with differences
3. the top arrows button allow you to navigate directly to next or previous conflicts, unresolved conflicts and differences.
4. once a conflict is fixed, it becomes black and the 'unresolved' conflicts navigation buttons jumps it
5. the source texts are not modified so that you do not get confused by earlier modifications
6. the bottom text editor is fully editable and allows you to change text inside and outside the conflicts, full undo/redo is supported
7. the middle graph shows you the association between lines of left and right file, and ancestor if present
8. added, removed and changed are marked with different background colours for clear presentation
9. changes inside lines are marked with colours so that you see them at a glance

Folder merges

This is the view which you use when you want to treat numerous files located in similar folder tree structures

1. conflicts are marked with red bold lines so that you immediately see them
2. you can ignore file and folders thanks to numerous rules (presence/absence, dates, name filters) or selectively if no rule fits your needs
3. you can copy, update or mirror a source to another with a simple drag'n'drop
4. the top arrows button allow you to navigate directly to next or previous conflicts, unresolved conflicts and differences.
5. added, removed and changed files are marked with different background colours for clear presentation, using same colors as in text files
6. bottom view shows that is actually in the Other folder, as well as, the expected result (based on your actions and the default rules)
7. you can simply view, edit, diff or merge items by a right click
8. you can launch differentiation or merge of dozens of files by selectiong sub-folders and/or using multi-selection
9. the different views are synchronized vertically
10. you can choose the columns to view
11. you can simulate write operations before running them
12. each role in the comparison or synchronization can be held by a FTP/S server or a SCC (such as CVS, SubVersion, SourceSafe...)

Images comparison

This view shows you the differences two images

1. several comparison algorithms are available (differencing per channel, numerical component difference, attenuating similarities)
2. usual quality numbers such as PSNR (Peak Sound to Noise Ratio) and MSE (Mean Square Error) can be generated
3. you can use the contextual menu to speicfy images alignement (centering, left, right, top...)
4. you can specify 'almost identical' and 'too different' thresholds
5. HTML or XML reports can be generated for subsequent exploit of the results
6. you can position images vertically or horizontally to fit their aspect ratio
7. you copy the comparisons images to the clipboard to svae them

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