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This is the context help file for Beyond Compare.  If you are looking for the main help file, open BC2.chm instead.


d00003
Applies changes without closing this dialog box.


d00010
Shows some Regular Expression examples.


d00015
Attempts to move files and folders to the recycle bin instead of completely removing them.  Ignored for FTP sites, items within zip files, and items on network drives.


d01000
How to Register Beyond Compare

Step 1 - Try It

You can use the program free for 30 days to see if it suits your needs.  If you use it beyond 30 days you are obliged to pay the license fee.  Please read the License Agreement for details.  If you do not register the program, it will stop functioning after 30 days of use (rather than 30 days from installation).

Step 2 - Buy It

The single user license fee for the full program is US$30.  We have discounted pricing for multi-user site licenses.  For complete instructions and links for on-line ordering, please visit our web site at:  www.scootersoftware.com

Step 3 - Unlock It

Once we receive your order, we email you back with your registration key that unlocks the program.  When you receive your registration key, copy it from the email message to the clipboard.  Then start up your copy of Beyond Compare and choose Enter Key from the popup window that first appears, or, select Enter Key from the Help menu.

The registration key disables the "nag" screen, removes the 30 day limitation, and unlocks support for plug-in viewers.  Your registration key will work with all language versions of Beyond Compare, as well as all subsequent minor version updates.


d01001
How to Unlock Beyond Compare

Beyond Compare is distributed in evaluation mode, allowing you to see if it suits your needs.  Unless you register, the program will stop running after 30 days of use.

When you purchase a license to Beyond Compare, we send you an unlock key by email.  It looks something like this:

   -------Beyond Compare 2---------

   --------S/N 1234-5678-----------

   -Begin Key----------------------

   q4+F5RWwcpzSyX98tlDzSsJm5xvnjuvu

   nNrAG16sjP8Dp4as1gP3M1PkjdRj544R

   dmDVZXXLlyHoIrMd-Ptl0wpWPU654xu8

   kc7iYPl5LhOfXJG64V12vJnOmsIt5Hbe

   9a186+H3I4jZWs1SVLxCRSWKtcg0M4JF

   FCSZTCq9TEij0NBVk-cjhvZ1e+q9VWB+

   CrbYFMf99sqL87FYDgifq-ZmRBwNsjf6

   ftySNIpCWozKXCYZrRKDXyTbCB3gtEUo

   ------------------------End Key-

1) From your e-mail program, select the key and press Ctrl+C to copy it to the Windows clipboard.  It's ok if you include some of the message before and after the key, but be sure to include the entire key.

2) Then, run Beyond Compare and select the Enter Key option.  (Click the Enter Key button on any of the "Evaluation" dialog boxes, or select Enter Key from the Help menu.)

3) In the "Register Beyond Compare" dialog box, your key should automatically appear in the text box.  If not, try copying and pasting again.


d03101
Compares file timestamps.


d03102
Timestamps must differ by more seconds than the tolerance to be considered mismatches.


d03103
Ignores exact hour differences.  This is useful for dealing with the way that different file systems handle Daylight Savings Time.


d03110
Enables size or content-related comparisons.


d03111
Marks files as different if file sizes differ.


d03112
Compare file sizes and CRC values.

A CRC (Cyclic Redundancy Check) is a numeric representation of the contents of a file.  If the CRCs of two files are different, then the contents of those files must be different.  If the CRCs match, then it is likely (but not certain) that the contents match.


d03113
Compare files byte-by-byte.


d03114
Compares files based on rules definitions.  Allows you to ignore differences in line termination, whitespace, or source code comments.


d03120
Compares version information, typically stored in application files (.exe, .dll, .ocx, etc).


d03130
Compares files' archive attribute.  Since merely copying a file can change its archive attribute, you should normally disable this option.


d03131
Compares files' system attribute.


d03132
Compares files' hidden attribute.


d03133
Compares files' read-only attribute.


d03250
Causes folders to be read in the background when a comparison is loaded.  This way, folders can be colored appropriately before you open them.


d03251
Opens all folders automatically when a comparison is loaded.


d03252
Limits auto expansion to folders that are found to have mismatches.


d03301
Sets an offset in whole hours to apply to left side timestamps.

Use this feature when the left base folder is in a different time zone, or if Daylight Saving time is misrepresented.


d03302
Sets an offset in whole hours to apply to right side timestamps.

Use this feature when the right base folder is in a different time zone, or if Daylight Saving time is misrepresented.


d03303
Ignore timestamp differences that are multiples of an exact hour.


d03310
By default, zip and snapshot files are treated as files until you open them, and then treated as folders.

Enable this option to always treat them as folders.


d03311
Treats filenames as case-sensitive (as long as the file system supports it).


d03312
Reads files directly from the media, avoiding Windows' disk cache.  This ensures an accurate comparison after copying to questionable media.


d03313
Try to keep the same short (DOS 8.3) filenames when copying files.


d03314
Many FTP sites do not allow BC to control file timestamps, so when a file is copied to the FTP site, its date will not match the local copy.  This option changes the local file timestamp to match the FTP copy.


d03315
Treats files as different if timestamps OR contents differ.  If disabled, a content comparison that finds identical contents overrides the timestamp comparison and treats the files as matching.


d03316
Tests for file locks before attempting copy.

Some applications, such as Outlook, lock a portion of a file for their use.


d04001
Selects the classification category.

Delimited classifies text between delimiters

Regular Expression matches line using perl-compatible regular expressions

Columns classifies text by column

Page Heading classifies text near page breaks


d04101
Defines the beginning of the classified text.


d04102
Defines the end of the classified text.

To classify text that starts with a pattern and goes to the end of the line (like // comments), leave this field blank and enable the stopping at end of line option.


d04103
Stops the classification at the end of a line.


d04104
Prevents text directly after it from being considered the end of the classified text.


d04201
Specifies the text to classify.  Click RE Examples for help.


d04301
Sets the beginning of the classified text.


d04302
Sets the end of the classified text.  You can use 9999 to indicate the last column.


d04401
Specifies the number of lines at the top of each page (identified by the form feed control character) to classify as a page heading.


d05001
Specifies the kind of lines to apply this weight to.  Enter either a simple match string or a regular expression.  Click RE Examples for help.


d05002
Sets the weight (measure of importance) for this type of line.  Lines with higher weights take priority when aligning text.  The default line weight is 10.


d06001
Excludes all files of this type from the comparison.


d06002
Excludes the selected filename (or filenames) from the comparison.


d06003
Restricts the exclusion to the current folder.


d06004
Uses these settings for all Exclude commands until another session is loaded.


d07001
Clears all filter settings so that all files and folders are included, regardless of name, date, or other attributes.


d07101
Files to include in this session.  Enter one file specification per line.


d07102
Files to exclude from this session.  Enter one file specification per line.


d07103
Folders to include in this session.  Enter one folder specification per line.


d07104
Folders to exclude from this session.  Enter one folder specification per line.


d07201
Enables the cutoff date for older or newer files.


d07202
Sets the cutoff relative to the current system date.  It counts days from 12:00AM.


d07203
Sets the cutoff to a particular date and time.  By default, it is the last cutoff used.


d07204
Specifies the date of the cutoff.


d07205
Specifies the time of the cutoff.


d07301
Suppresses the display of files that don't have this attribute set.  (If a file on one side has the attribute and the opposite side file does not, then both files will show.)


d07302
Suppresses the display of files that have this attribute set.  (If a file on one side has the attribute and the opposite side file does not, then both files will show.)


d07351
Enables filtering files by size smaller than or larger than an amount of bytes.


d08001
Type the first few letters of a filename.  The display will scroll to matching entries as you type.


d09001
Enter the text to search for here.


d09002
Searches the left side file.


d09003
Searches the right side file.


d09004
Match only text with the same uppercase and lowercase characters as specified in Text to Find.


d09005
Match only on the whole words specified in Text to Find.


d09006
Treats Text to Find as a perl-compatible regular expression.  Click RE Examples for help.


d09007
When one end of the file is reached, continue searching at the other end.


d09008
Enter the replacement text here.


d09020
Sets the direction to search, starting from the current cursor position.


d09030
Specifies how much of the file to search.

Global searches the entire file in the direction specified by the Direction setting.

Selected Text searches only the selected text.


d09040
Specifies where the search starts.

From Cursor starts search at the cursor's current position, and then proceeds either forward to the end of the scope, or backward to the beginning of the scope depending on the Direction setting.

Entire Scope starts search at the beginning or end of the Scope, depending on the Direction selection.


d12001
Displays descriptions of toolbar buttons as you pass the mouse over them.


d12002
Uses Windows "Default Beep" (as defined in the Control Panel) for the beep sound.


d12003
Uses Windows "Asterisk" sound (as defined in the Control Panel) for the beep sound.


d12004
Specifies the file types to be considered as archives.  They can be any of these formats: PKZIP, tar, gz or Windows CAB


d12005
Adds Beyond Compare to the right-click menu in Windows Explorer.  You can select two items, right-click, and select Compare to compare them using BC.


d12006
Adds a Compare using submenu which allows you to pick which viewer to open.


d12007
Allows you to specify command line switches that are used when Beyond Compare is run from the right-click menu in Windows Explorer.


d12008
Beeps when script processing is finished.


d12009
Exits the program when script processing is finished.


d12010
Specifies the location for shared scripts.  If a script filename is not found in the current directory, BC will look here for it.


d12101
Starts the Folder Viewer with an empty session.


d12102
Starts the Folder Viewer with the most recently used session.


d12103
Displays the standard Open Session dialog on startup.


d12104
Displays the Session Manager dialog on startup.


d12105
Allows multiple copies of Beyond Compare to run simultaneously.  If disabled, an attempt to run a second copy of Beyond Compare will switch focus to the first copy.


d12106
Allows more than one File Viewer open at one time.


d12107
Shows the small comparison results dialog when starting program in File Viewer mode.


d12108
Performs byte-by-byte comparison for results dialog.


d12109
Uses the File Comparison Rules associated with the file type when performing the comparison for results dialog.


d12110
If the results dialog finds a mismatch, automatically close the dialog and open the associated viewer.


d12201
Displays a confirmation dialog before copying files.


d12202
Displays a confirmation dialog before moving files.


d12203
Displays a confirmation dialog before creating new folders.


d12204
Asks for confirmation before deleting or overwriting read-only files.


d12205
Asks for confirmation before overwriting files with the Move command.


d12206
Displays a confirmation dialog before comparing file contents.  Lets you choose Binary comparison vs. Rules-based comparison.


d12207
Beeps when copy, move and other file operations are complete, unless they take less than 3 seconds.


d12208
Displays confirmation dialogs during synchronize operations.


d12209
Suppresses confirmation dialogs during synchronize operations, assuming a Yes answer to all.


d12210
Suppresses confirmation dialogs during synchronize operations, assuming a No answer to all.


d12301
Lists the File Comparison Rules currently defined.

The order in the list is important.  When the program is looking for the Rules to be used for a particular file type, it scans this list from top to bottom, using the first match.

Items in red will never match automatically.


d12302
Adds a new Rules definition.


d12303
Edits the selected Rules definition.


d12304
Moves the selected Rules definition up one position.


d12305
Moves the selected Rules definition down one position.


d12306
Deletes the selected Rules definition.


d12307
Creates a new Rules definition, using the selected Rules as a starting point.


d12310
Lists the plug-in modules that Beyond Compare found when starting up.  Plug-ins are .dll files located in the Beyond Compare program folder.


d12401
Saves the session's display filter (All, Only Mismatches, etc.) and column sort order when leaving the session, without asking.


d12402
Specifies the preset filter choices, available on the Folder Viewer's toolbar.  Use simple wildcard definitions separated by semicolons.  To include a description, be sure to enclose the filters in parenthesis.  Example:

HTML source (*.htm;*.html;*.jpg)


d12403
Specifies a shared session file.  You can use but not modify shared sessions.


d12501
Selects the text color for folder names and matching files.


d12502
Selects the text color for newer files.  This color is also used on both sides when timestamps match and some other criteria doesn't.


d12503
Selects the text color for older files.


d12504
Selects the text color for files that are on one side and not the other.


d12505
Selects the text color to use in conjunction with the Suppress Filters feature, for displaying files and folders that are normally filtered out.


d12506
Selects the text color for folder sizes and timestamps.


d12507
Selects the background color for the folder comparison.


d12508
Selects the background color for selected lines.


d12509
Sample folder comparison colors.


d12510
Uses colored folder icons to show the result of comparing their contents.


d12511
Selects the background color for the log panel at the bottom of the Folder Viewer display.


d12550
Changes background color on every other line, to aid in reading across the screen.


d12551
Sets the background color to use on alternating lines.


d12601
Controls the behavior of the Synchronize Right command.


d12602
Controls the behavior of the Synchronize Left command.


d12701
Sets the number of matching lines to display before and after mismatched lines, when using the Differences with Context display filter.


d12702
Jumps to first difference when loading a file comparison.


d12703
Saves the display filter, pane layout, and other viewer conditions between views.


d12705
Stores the left lines, then a separator line, then the right lines, when using the "Copy Both Sides to Clipboard" command.


d12706
For each line in the selection, stores the left line, then a tab character, then the right line, when using the "Copy Both Sides to Clipboard" command.


d12707
For the Increase Indent command, inserts either tabs or spaces at the beginning of lines.


d12708
Set the background thread priority for file comparisons.  Select Low if background comparisons are interfering with other applications.


d12709
Specifies file types that can be viewed in a browser.  The File Viewer will enable the View as Web Page command for these files.


d12801
Sample viewer contents.


d12802
Sets the text color.


d12803
Sets the background color.


d12804
Sets the color of text that matches, on lines with differences.


d12805
Displays diagonal lines for missing lines.


d12806
Displays a solid color for missing lines.


d12807
Sets the color for missing lines.


d12808
Set the background color for selected lines.


d12809
Selects one of the pre-defined color schemes.


d12901
Advances by section of mismatched text.


d12902
Advances line by line through mismatched text.


d12903
Automatically selects the block of mismatched text.


d12904
Next Difference does not change position when there are no more differences.


d12905
Next Difference wraps around to the first difference in the file when there are no more differences.


d12906
Next Difference opens the next file with differences when there are no more differences in the current file.


d12907
Prompts before opening another file.


d12908
Limits search for next mismatched file to the current folder.


d12909
Next Difference beeps when there are no more differences.


d13001
Uses the Icon font as defined in Windows' Display Properties, on the Appearance tab.  This is the same font used by Windows Explorer to display filenames.


d13002
Lets you pick a specific font for the Folder Viewer display.


d13003
Selects a font for the Folder Viewer display.


d13011
Selects a font for the File Viewer display.  Use a monospace font, such as Courier, for columnar text or files with tabs.


d13021
Uses the "default GUI font" for dialogs and other program text.  This is usually MS Sans Serif, 8 point.


d13022
Uses the Icon font as defined in Windows' Display Properties, on the Appearance tab.  With this setting, the dialog fonts will match your Desktop font, although possibly at a different size.


d13023
Lets you pick a specific font for dialogs and other program text.


d13024
Selects a font for dialogs and other program text.  If you pick a font larger than 8 point, some program text might not be readable.


d13101
Lists the external applications that you can call from within Beyond Compare.


d13102
Adds another Open With application.


d13103
Edits the selected Open With application.


d13104
Moves the selected Open With application up one row.


d13105
Moves the selected Open With application down one row.


d13106
Removes the selected Open With definition.


d13201
Creates backups of files before they are overwritten by copy operations.


d13202
Creates backups of files before they are overwritten by the File Viewer's Save command.


d13210
Selects the naming style for backup files.


d13211
Directs backups to a specific folder.


d13212
Specifies the folder to save backups in.


d13301
When connection to anonymous FTP sites it is customary to include your email address as the password.  Specify the e-mail address (real or fictitious) to use for anonymous logins.


d13310
Many FTP sites are case sensitive and treat files with the same names but different case as separate entities.  When uploading to FTP sites, Beyond Compare can modify the filename sent to correspond to certain naming conventions.  These modifications will only take place if a file of the same name, regardless of case, is not found in the target directory already.


d13320
FTP sites can connect files together using symbolic "links" which point from one area of the site to another.  These links do not specify whether they point to files or folders, so the following methods of resolving are available:

Fast:  Requires no extra transfers;  any link which has an extension (eg. '.txt') is considered a file and all others are considered directories.

Simple:  BC will attempt to change directories into every link as it encounters it.  If that succeeds the link is considered a folder;  otherwise it is considered a file.

Complete:  BC will use it's internal representation of the FTP structure to determine what the target is.  This will detect broken links and can require fewer operations than "Simple", but can get caught by recursive links.


d13330
Sets the timeout for downloading files.  The operation will fail if no bytes are received within this time.


d13331
In order to minimize the number of times Beyond Compare needs to download a file from the FTP site it keeps a local copy of recently downloaded files.  When attempting to download a new file, Beyond Compare will try to keep the cache size below this value.  The cache is deleted when BC is closed, and individual files in it are deleted whenever they are changed on the FTP site.


d13332
Tries to fetch the file's last modified time in cases where the directory listing only reports the date.  Will provide more accurate timestamp comparisons at the cost of some performance.  Not supported on all FTP servers.


d13333
Silently reconnects a timed-out connection when needed.


d13334
Only the most recent version of a file is included and will align with a local file.

Otherwise, all versions of the file are included with their version numbers.


d13336
Additional parameters for the LIST command.  For instance, -al will show hidden items on some servers.


d13340
FTP sites can transfer data in two ways:  ASCII and Binary.  ASCII is used to transfer text files which don't have any special characters.  The FTP server will automatically make any adjustments to line termination needed in ASCII mode.  Binary is used to transfer all other files, including pictures, music, Word documents, etc.  In Binary mode, no changes are made to the file during the transfer.

Setting the transfer type to either binary or ASCII will force all files to transfer that way.  If the transfer type is Auto, Beyond Compare will automatically switch back and forth based on the file's extension.  To change which files get transferred as ASCII, add and remove extensions from the "Send As ASCII" list.


d13402
Specifies login parameters for your firewall / proxy:

- IP address of your firewall host.

- Port number for the FTP proxy server.

- User name

- Password


d13403
Specifies the type of firewall.


d13404
Specifies that FTP connections should use FTP Proxy protocol.  If you are not on a Local Area Network (LAN) or Wide Area Network (WAN), leave this option unchecked.

If you need help with the settings on this page, consult your system administrator.


d13405
Delete all saved FTP passwords.


d13409
Some firewall configurations require this setting, which modified the methods used to transfer data back and forth between your computer and the FTP server.  Not all FTP servers support PASV mode.  If the connection hangs, try turning this on.


d13501
Lists menu commands that you can assign keyboard shortcuts to.


d14001
Selects the handler that will control this rules definition.  Choose from the built-in text handler or one of the plug-ins.


d15001
These are the configurable toolbars on this form.  Select one to edit.


d15002
Check a box to show the button, or uncheck it to hide the button.


d15003
Displays large button with text captions on this toolbar.


d15004
Uses icons similar to those in version 1.x for the display filters.


d15010
Locks or unlocks the toolbars on this form.


d16001
Picks one of your saved sessions, or a new empty comparison.  Select Compare Wizard for further assistance.


d16002
Specifies the type of comparison -- files or folders.


d16003
Selects the viewer to compare files with.  Choose associated viewer to let rule definitions determine which viewer is used.


d16011
Specifies the left folder or file for comparison.


d16012
Specifies the right folder or file for comparison.


d17100
Lists all saved sessions.


d17101
Creates a new, empty session.


d17102
Creates a new session, as a copy of the selected session.


d17103
Locks or unlocks a session.  A session can be locked to prevent accidental modifications.


d17104
Opens the selected session in the Folder Viewer.


d17105
Deletes the selected session.


d17201
Starts an <untitled> session using these settings.


d17202
Saves changes to session settings.


d17203
Saves modified session under a different name.


d17204
Discards changes to session settings.


d17301
Specifies the left base folder for comparison.  It can be a zip file or FTP site.


d17303
Disables operations that would change files or folders on the left side.


d17305
Copies the left base folder path to the right side.


d17306
Exchanges left and right base folders.


d17311
Specifies the right base folder for comparison.  It can be a zip file or FTP site.


d17313
Disables operations that would change files or folders on the right side.


d18100
Limits the synchronization to selected items.


d18101
Copies empty folders to the target side.


d18102
Limits the synchronization to files that appear in the Folder Viewer.  Does not synchronize closed folders.


d21010
Check this box to set the read-only attribute on selected files and folders.  Uncheck to clear the read-only attribute.


d21011
Check this box to set the hidden attribute on selected files and folders.  Uncheck to clear the hidden attribute.


d21012
Check this box to set the archive attribute on selected files and folders.  Uncheck to clear the archive attribute.


d22001
Affects selected items on left side.


d22002
Affects selected items on right side.


d22010
Starts the action.


d22011
Cancels the action and closes this dialog box.


d22101
Shows progress on current item.


d22102
Shows total progress.


d22103
Lists errors and warnings concerning this action.


d22104
Notifies you with a beep when the action has completed.


d23001
Compares files byte-by-byte.


d23002
Compares files based on rules definitions.  Allows you to ignore differences in line termination, whitespace, or source code comments.


d23003
Compares file CRC values.  CRCs will be computed if necessary.

A CRC (Cyclic Redundancy Check) is a numeric representation of the contents of a file.  If the CRCs of two files are different, then the contents of those files must be different.  If the CRCs match, then it is likely (but not certain) that the contents match.


d24001
Copies selected items on left side to right side.


d24002
Copies selected items on right side to left side.


d25001
Includes selected items from left side.


d25002
Includes selected items from right side.


d25010
Specifies the target location to copy selected files and folders to.


d25012
Creates just enough folders in the target location to retain the relative layout of your selection.  Click Help for example.


d25013
Creates folders in the target location to retain the layout of your selection relative to base folders.  Click Help for example.


d25014
Does not create folders in the target location, other than the folders you have specifically selected.  Click Help for example.


d26001
Deletes selected items from left side.


d26002
Deletes selected items from right side.


d27001
Moves selected items on left side to right side.


d27002
Moves selected items on right side to left side.


d28010
The current name of the selected item.  If multiple items selected, a composite of all the names.


d28011
The new name for the selected file or folder.  If multiple items are selected, specify a new composite name.  Click Help for examples.


d28012
Expand wildcards using DOS rules.


d28013
Use perl-compatible regular expressions.


d29001
Produces snapshot of left base folder.


d29002
Produces snapshot of right base folder.


d29003
Produces snapshot of a folder other than the base folders.


d29004
Specifies the folder to take a snapshot of.


d29010
Includes CRC32 calculations in the snapshot.  This will take some time, but is important for detecting data corruption and other subtle changes to your data.


d29011
Includes file version, typically found in application files such as .exe, .dll, .ocx, etc.


d29012
Includes expanded listing of zip file contents in the snapshot.


d29013
Stores all files and subfolders in the snapshot, including those that would normally be excluded by filters.


d30001
Limits the synchronization to selected items.


d30003
Copies empty folders.


d30004
Limits the synchronization to files that appear in the Folder Viewer.  Does not synchronize closed folders.


d30010
Controls what gets synchronized.


d31010
Sets the timestamps of selected files to be the same as those on the other side.


d31011
Sets timestamps on all selected files to a particular date and time.


d31012
Sets the method for initializing the date and time fields.

Current System Time uses your computer's clock setting.

Last Touch uses the last timestamp that you set using the Touch feature.

Once the date and time fields are initialized, you can modify them as needed.


d31013
Specifies the date to be applied to the selected files.


d31014
Specifies the time to be applied to the selected files.


d40001
Sets the display filter to use for the report.


d40002
Sends the report output to a printer.


d40003
Saves the report output as an HTML file.


d40004
Saves the report output as a plain text file.


d40005
Sets the report title.


d40006
Selects color or monochrome treatment to highlight differences.


d40007
Selects one of two embedded cascading stylesheets, or your own external stylesheet.


d40008
Specifies the name of the custom stylesheet (*.css) to use.


d41001
Sets the style for the report.

Side-by-side produces a report similar to the Folder Viewer layout.

Summary List lists differences grouped by type of difference.

XML Dump produces a report with an XML tree structure.


d41002
Check a column to include it in the report.


d42001
Sets the style for the report.

Over/under presents each difference section with left side above and right side below.

Side-by-side produces a report similar to the File Viewer layout.

Composite overlays the files, showing inserts, deletions and changes in-line.

Patch lists changes that would convert the left file to match the right file.

Statistics shows counts of the types of differences.

XML Dump produces a report with an XML tree structure.


d42002
Limits the report to the selected items.


d42003
Treats "unimportant differences" as if they were exact matches.


d42004
Includes line numbers for each side.  Uncheck to save space.


d42005
Normal diff performs a standard Unix diff.

Unified diff performs a unified Unix diff.

Context diff performs a context Unix diff.

BC Classic performs a generic patch diff.


d42006
Lists comparison statistics in a readable format.


d42007
Lists comparison statistics in a comma-separated table.


d42008
Determines how long lines are handled.

No wrap Text that doesn't fit won't show on the report.

Wrap words will break long lines at spaces.

Wrap characters will break long lines after the last character that fits.


d43001
Forces each sub-report to start on a new page.


d43010
Sets the printing area of the page, in inches.


d43020
Prints the report so that the short edge of the paper is the top of the page.


d43021
Prints the report so that the long edge of the paper is the top of the page.


d43030
Sets the font to be used for the header of each page.


d43031
Sets the font to be used for the body of each page.


d43040
Choose and configure the printer.