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For excluding svn folders I have set a folder-exclusion of *\.svn\, and I'd probably set a similar exclusion for git if I were using Git

Why are you using that ancient version of Synchronize It! ? A much newer version, with feature improvements and bugfixes has been available for several years...

grigsoft wrote:For some reason I have just missed this thread completely.

Might this be attributed to several spam-floods in the past couple of months? A lot of garbage has been deleted then, and valid posts are likely to be missed in such situation.

Thanks for your continued support, Igor!

Most likely your settings are stored in the ini file (not in registry) and that is (presumably) searched in the current directory. Might help if you explicitly set the current directory in the batch file or the working directory in the shortcut to the SI application directory.

Are you aware of all changes in Windows related to UAC and x64? UAC Security disallows programs to write to "C:\Program Files" and some other secure directories, and x64 uses "C:\Program Files (x86)" for 32 bit applications, like SI en CI, instead of "C:\Program Files"

A solution could be that the XML Converter gets turned off if either of the files isn't valid xml, and do a re-compare as plain text.

Apparently the XML Converter trips an exception when the file contains invalid XML, and stops the compare process there.

I'd re-test with changing the data in an xml tag, instead of valid/invalid xml content. It'll probably work as in your second test-case, where you 'repair' the xml structure.

You must be mis-informed. The download from the 'Downloads' page is a link to: http://www.grigsoft.com/wincmp-setup.exe

I guess the regex engine used by CI! is quite different from the one at regextester.com. That's not nice :cry: I got success by entering at R1: ^\w+\s+ and selecting Replace. The enabling and naming you can figure out by yourself I guess 8) All other settings for regex should be empty. I've been usi...

I've tried this one with your data on http://www.regextester.com

Spitfire_ch wrote:Now even the board seems to be dead

Look at it from the bright side: The software is so great, it needs very little support

When working left to right, as when writing some text, the red and green work out just fine, IMHO.

You can quickly switch the source (left) and destination (right) panels using Ctrl-I

Afaik, Synchronize It! doesn't automagically use Compare It! for file(content)-comparison. Unless that has recently changed?

@MityQ:

grigsoft wrote:You can just write to support@grigsoft.com

The period and the semicolon after 'Rebekah' and 'wife' also don't match... and neither do the period and colon after 'sister' AFAICS you should not be able to skip that with a case-insensitive compare.