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Bug. Thanks for reporting it. Will be fixed as soon as a new build is released.

> I meant simply which file/dir is on the right or left in the EDP display No, this will not affect efficiency of comparison. > yes, but if I have no ignores (equivalent to "ignore the ignores"), are not files with > different CRCs always different? Yes. But I see no harm in asking for &qu...

Windows memory management is indeed a complicated subject. What gets reported in Task Manager is not always accurate, for precise measurements you should use Performance Monitor. Also, Virtual Memory reported by the tools is not what EDP allocated but rather what the OS marked as possibly needed to ...

> * might the order of directory/file selection effect efficiency? No (unless I misunderstood you definition of "order of directory/file selection"). > * why are CRCs calculated even after comparison results are complete? just for > fun? CRCs are only calculated after the comparison is don...

Let me first state that the error message is incorrect; it should've said: "Not enough memory". This will be fixed in the next release. Now, why does EDP need so much memory? If you use HEX binary comparison (meaning that you want to see details of what is different in binary files), EDP a...

I just sent you a private message with instructions on how to enable FtpVC diagnostics and what files we need from in order to debug the problem.

No, URLs in ExamDiff are not treated differently than other text. You'd have to copy/paste those URLs to a browser manually.

It's possible indeed. Go to Options | Global | General, then use /g option there.

The latest 2.3 beta now has this feature.

If your files are Unicode, ExamDiff does not support them, and it will treat them as binary files. ExamDiff Pro provides such support.

Alternatively, you may want to change your TMP setting to more common C:\Documents and Settings\<your user name>\Local Settings\Temp folder (you can do this in Control Panel | System | Advanced | Environment Valiables).

Try this: go to command line, then type "set", then hit Return. If your "TMP" setting is "C:\Temp", then the fix I mentioned in my previous reply will fix this problem too.

OK, I see now what you mean. You are correct, when a file is uploaded (added or checked in), there's no way to set remote file time to match the time of the local file (not via FTP protocol that is). I'll add the following feature to the wish list at http://prestosoft.com/ps.asp?page=fvc_suggestions...

> Maybe it is possible to make an options that at checkout time it > set local file's time the same as time in your browser? I don't think it's right. When a file is checked out, FtpVC shows time of the operation (check-out), but the local file time is controlled by the option I mentioned earlier. >...

Here's how it works: 1. When you check out a file, you can choose how the local file's timestamp is set: (a) same as the remote file's timestamp, or (b) time of the check-out. 2. When you check in a file, the local file's timestamp does not change but the remote file's timestamp is set to the time o...