FolderMatch Information

FolderMatch is an award-winning Windows software which compares folders & files and finds duplicate files. Winner at the Shareware Industry Awards for 3 consecutive years, it is a "must-have" insurance against loss of valuable data. With over 25 years of experience, millions of worldwide downloads, and used by most Fortune 500 companies, you can rely on us. FolderMatch is a program that compares two folders, displaying the differences in a side-by-side layout. You can quickly compare entire drives and folders, checking just file sizes and modified dates. Or, you can thoroughly compare every file byte-by-byte. You can filter the results to view only the differences or the matches. Or you can further filter the results by name, type, size, and modified date to see only the files youre interested in. Files and subfolders may be copied/moved/deleted/renamed, and their timestamps changed. The program can even synchronize the two folders for you. FolderMatch can also compare files by their text content, showing the difference in a side-by-side layout. It can perform text content comparisons on text files and other document formats such as Microsoft Office (Excel, Word, Powerpoint), OpenDocument files, Adobe PDF, Rich Text Format (RTF), HTML and XML files. It supports both the older and newer X versions of these formats. The program provides options so you see only the differences that matter to you. Ignore white space and letter case differences when comparing the text. View all lines or only those that are different. View differences at the character, word, or line-level. You can also configure the output to show line numbers and formatting characters such as whitespace, tabs, and end-of-line characters Boasting one of the fastest search engines available, FolderMatch can quickly locate all your duplicate files. Even if the file names are different, the program can quickly find the duplicates and help you remove them. You can specify criteria for what constitutes a duplicate file (same name, size, date, and/or ...