#file comparison

Most recent release of the .NET document comparison API is loaded with a host of enhancements for your Microsoft PowerPoint presentations. Version 18.10 lets you work with improved table comparisons in your Slides files. You can change text styles and implement different themes in tables. Issues with the size of resulting documents have also been fixed, ensuring a smooth file comparing experience within your DotNet applications.

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Compare and merge a wide range of your business documents including Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, PDF, OpenDocument, ODT, Text and HTML formats in GroupDocs.Comparison for .NET. Target any C#, ASP.NET, Windows Forms, WPF or WCF service within your DotNet apps using the document comparison API. Programmers can deploy it as a difference checker solution and experience brisk file comparison functionality with highest accuracy levels. It automatically detects file format and tracks differences in words and paragraph content, compares annotation as well as changes in text styles saving results in a separate summary file.

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Has it ever happened that you sent a Word document or an Excel Sheet to someone to review and they changed it and sent it back to you without having the 'Tracking' functionality on? Damn those people!

Well you don't need to fret so much afterall. There are a few solutions to this:

Diff Doc (Windows): Diff Doc is a Free Windows only program that allows you to compare two Word, Excel, PDF, etc documents and highlights the changes. (You can also try ExamDiff).

Word on Mac OSX: Do the following: i) Open the two docs; ii) Go to Tools > Track Changes > Compare Documents; iii) Select the two documents. [Tested for Office 2011].

Word on Windows: Word also has built in functionality to do so. Read here on the steps for comparing and merging two Word Documents.

Online Tool: Upload the two documents to msdiff.com to get the comparison result.

Command Line, etc.: Then there are a few other methods to make Word File comparisons as well.