Directory Comparison - Other Options
Dialog Box Options
Misc
- Time difference to ignore
If file timestamps differ by less than this number of seconds,
the timestamps are considered identical.
- Time zone / DST difference
Use this field to specify a time zone or DST difference between
two directories. Timestamps of matching files which differ by this
offset (+/- time difference in seconds, see previous section) will
be considered identical.
- Print file diffs when printing directory diff report
Select this option if you want to print diff report for each pair
of changed files while printing a directory diff report. Note: this
option will not work if you decide to print directory diff report to a file.
- Show empty directories in recursive comparison
Select this option if you want to see empty directories
in recursive comparison.
- Run new instance when comparing subdirectories
- Run new instance when comparing files
- Allow to copy files TO and FROM in directory comparison
Select this option if you want ExamDiff Pro to allow copying files or
directories to and from directory in the active pane. If this option is not
selected, ExamDiff Pro will only allow copying from the active directory,
thus making the operation a little safer. This option affects both main
directory comparison menu (Edit | Copy from First to Second Directory
and Edit | Copy from Second to First Directory commands) and
directory comparison context menu (Copy to OTHER Directory and
Copy to THIS Directory commands).
- Process reparse points for subdirectories
If this option is set, the program will process reparse pints (junctions)
by following their links. This option may lead to infinite recursive looping
through directories if, for example, a junction point links a directory that
is a parent of the junction's own directory.
- Timestamp copied files with current time
If this option is set, ExamDiff Pro will set the modified time of all
files/directories copied from one pane to another to the current time.
Backup
- Back up files replaced during Copy operations
Selecting this option means that whenever you copy (or move) a file
from directory A to directory B, if directory B already contains a file
with the same filename, the original file will be moved to a backup
subdirectory.
- Subdirectory for backup
This is the subdirectory, relative to the compared directory, in which
backups are stored.
- Ignore backup subdirectory in comparisons
Select this option if you don't want the backup subdirectory
to be included in comparison.
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