I looked for a soft in order to compare 2 databases structure and prepare path to armonize them.Yuour software doesn't interrest me because it doesn't seem to do the job and because it isn't usable for multiple connection. To difficult to configure for different connection when just some information change.

I have a business need to compare two 400MB xml files to see differencies easily, your tool wasn\'t very flexible for that....Yours,Kari Toikkanen, Helsinki

Did the job required.

I quickly needed a tool to compare two Xml files (both 59K). I downloaded and installed multiple. FreeDiff, sorry to say so, reported a buffer too small error. Since the testfiles were 59K, and definitve ones would be > 2 M i stopped using it.Sorry because it lloked quite nice and promising.

Brilliant software

Great file comparison tool.

I used your product to compare XML files used for configurations. FreeDiff was extremely easy to use and served my purpose perfectly.Thank you for making FreeDiff readily available on the internet - and for FREE!

Failed to install I was not able to run it properly with wine. I need some microsoft own dll's. (so I need a windows license ) Why not a linux version ? I'm an oracle dba and i've dropped windows years ago.obviously, my ratings at point number 3 are not valid good luck

Senior Systems / Anaylst Programmer Have purchase a single license, and will purchase more if the product delivers.The only thing holding us back from purchasing more copies are the exceptions thrown from oXygen when performing FO transformations.We have transformations that work fine using Saxon (with Batik) in our own applications, that throw exceptions when run in oXygen.We'll try some debugging and see how it goes.

Unable to use the application I downloaded the app 2 times, but I was not able to get it to work properly.I loaded 2 files, but the comparison only showed yellow and grey lines.I was not able to see any content that provided a usable diff.

IT SHOULD BE FREE it should be completly free instead of having to pay to get the full version next time i'll find the diffrences myself!

Not thrilled with WDiff32 To be fair to the authors of WDiff32, I was in a hurry to get a decent diff utility that could compare individual files as well as all files in a given directory and got very impatient and being able to do so with WDiff32. When attempting to perform the latter function I found the presentation of the results non-intuitive and I was never able to actually figure out what I was supposed to do to get a display of the differences. I am used to using Windiff, the MS Visual Studio tool. Whatever its shortcomings, Windiff certainly makes it ...