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Sure. Spawn a new process, in the simplest form it will look like:

examdiff folder1 folder2

Technically, 3.2 that you got was a beta. Final 3.2 was released on March 18, 2004 (Pacific time). > So I need to live with either a the buggy version or without unicode support :cry: A third option is to purchase the upgrade ;) -- 3.2c have some attractive new features such as Shell integration, CR...

This was a bug in an early build of 3.2. The bug was fixed in the final 3.2. You can get it, or the latest 3.2c, from http://www.prestosoft.com/ps.asp?page=edp_examdiffpro

These are not 3 different formats but rather parts of the normal Unix diff format. To read about the format, please refer to http://www.gnu.org/software/diffutils/m ... tml#Normal

This is now fixed in the latest update of 3.2c (July 24, 2004).

This is now fixed in the latest update of 3.2c (July 24, 2004).

This is now fixed in the latest update of 3.2c (July 24, 2004).

There's no direct support for Rollback. Of course, manually you can do it using the History dialog: Get a version that you want to go back to, the exit History, and Check Out the file using "Do not replace local files" option. I will add your suggestion to FtpVC wish list at http://www.pre...

OK, the good news is that we were able to reproduce the problem on Win2000 (XP works fine). The bad news is that it'll take some to time to fix the problem. Once it's fixed, an update will appear on the web site.

The problem indeed exists but only of you run from the command line. The fix will appear in the next release.

This works fine here. At some point there was a fix in the Shell extension to make it work for root folders. Perhaps you downloaded EDPro before the fix. You may want to try the latest release on the web site. If you still have problems, I'll need additional information. BTW, does it work for your l...

This doesn't seem to a problem in our testing or for other users. What OS are you using?

There's no such plans, sorry. However, you may be able to run FtpVC with Wine. Take a look at the following page explaining ho to run IE with Wine under RedHat Linux: http://patrick.spacesurfer.com/ie_wine_install.html

If you manage to run FtpVC with Wine, please let me know.

Yes, there's a chance (not sure when though). I'll add your vote to the wish list at http://www.prestosoft.com/ps.asp?page=fvc_suggestions .

Yes, you could do that. Or use View Filter in EDPro to only output non-identical file. The original problem, however, was to related to file, not directory, comparison.