英語 での Comparison mode の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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File Comparison Mode.
Both files(or versions of the same file) open in the comparison mode.
This is the comparison mode that is current at any given time.
To switch to the overlay mode: Open files in the Comparison mode.
Comparison mode: Normal comparison, Hold comparison. .
When toggled off, the four file comparison modes become available.
The basic comparison mode switch is the Quick Comparison toggle.
Note that only images and one-page.pdf files can be opened in the overlay comparison mode.
You can change the comparison mode as desired and restart the comparison. .
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The comparison mode is indicated by the icons in the Comparison Mode toolbar.
You can let the application detect the comparison mode automatically based on file extension.
This comparison mode is only available together with the Native comparison mode. .
ZIP and OOXML files ZIP-conformant files are regarded as directories if the ZIP conformant fileoption is selected as the default file comparison mode for*. zip files on the File types tab of the DiffDog Options dialog this is the default setting.
In Quick Comparison Mode, the file sizes and timestamps of the corresponding files are compared.
Status messages Status messages indicate the status of that particular comparison, essentially whether files/directories have been selected; whether a comparison has been carried out;and what kind of comparison was carried out that is, which Comparison Mode was used.
In the first example above, the comparison mode is set to text since two text files are being compared.
File comparison modes allow to synchronize files on the storage devices with different file systems(OS X, FAT32, etc.).
Modifying the Directory Comparison Options When comparing directories, the comparison mode you choose determines how the content of the directories in the left and right pane of the Directory Comparison window are compared.
From the Comparison mode you can: See all the changes made to both files or file versions in one place Work with two files in review simultaneously Leave comments to both files Approve or require additional changes Switch between files and versions To open files in Comparison mode: Open a file from the task/project/folder attachments.
In the overlay comparison mode you can drag the split bar within the Proofing window to switch between files.
Selecting one of the file comparison modes causes directories to be compared in terms of their contents as text, XML, or binary files.
If you change the comparison mode of a comparison window, then that comparison mode applies to that particular comparison window.
However, the newly selected comparison mode becomes the current comparison mode and is applied to all comparison windows that are opened subsequently.
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The current comparison mode for each type of comparison window is that comparison mode most recently selected by you in any of the open comparison windows of that type.
For example, in XML Comparison Mode, file types that have been specified as not being XML-conformant are considered to be not comparable.• Show/Hide empty directories: Toggles on and off the display of empty directories.
Note that the current comparison mode for file comparisons applies tonew directory comparison windows if Quick Comparison Mode is not the current comparison mode for directory comparisons. .
For example, if you don't specify a comparison mode(binary, text) when comparing files, the application will use the default comparison mode as it is configured in the client configuration file.•Define XML filters.
The new file comparison is opened in the current comparison mode of the directory comparison or-if Quick Comparison is the comparison mode of the directory comparison-in thecomparison mode that was the current file comparison mode(Text, XML, Binary, or Extensions) when the directory comparison was opened.