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ExamDiff Pro does not itself use .Net but some plug-ins do. See viewtopic.php?p=4591#p4591 for more details.

Thanks, will update.

I suspect these files were not fully synced from One Drive to your local computer when you first attempted to compare them. ExamDiff Pro does not have any problem comparing HTML files. Try changing their extensions back to HTML and compare again.

Unfortunately, it's not possible, due to the way the program is written. It would take a lot of redesign to make it feasible.

The reason I compared file encoding to other metadata (as opposed to "case") is that encoding is a file attribute, not a line/character attribute. It's one-per-file, like size or timestamp. In any case, this particular scenario is not something that comes up a lot (it's the first time we've been ask...

The proper analogy for file encoding would be other file metadata, such as file size or timestamp. Note that for file comparison, when encodings don't match, the status bar boxes with encoding are colored with the Changed color, denoting the difference. Showing a message during file comparison is ak...

You can enforce the encoding from the Compare dialog by using the File Open dialog's option at the bottom.

Thank you, we'll make the update in the next build.

Yes, I suspected it would be you ;). The problem is that supporting XP becomes an issue. Latest Microsoft Visual Studio already stopped supporting it (https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/cpp/porting/features-deprecated-in-visual-studio?view=vs-2019). On top of it, the installer we use, InnoSetup, no lo...

We are thinking of removing support for Windows XP and Windows Server 2003 in the next version of ExamDiff Pro. Please vote!

Yes, it does look slow. Will fix in the next build.

Thanks for reporting this. The issue will be fixed in the next build.

Thanks. The toolbar issue will be fixed in the next build of 11.0.

I just tested Build 11.0.1.0 on a 32-bit XP VM, and the color bar looks fine. Here it is at 10 pixels:

As for the toolbars, not sure what I need to do to test. They look fine to me.

BTW, are these new problems?

Well, it's present, but its width surreptitiously changed from 6 to 4. Why? Well, the default is 6. Hard to tell what happened; the only explanation I have is that's what you had in your Registry, saved from a previous run. The toolbars, instead, all of a sudden couldn't fit in a line: they are big...