On 2006-11-13, at 11:16 , Eric Schetselaar wrote:
Try it in WordPerfect. That is the true standard for Document
Compare, not Word. WordPerfect has the option of comparing by
paragraph or word too. It gives you the real control you want.
-Eric
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In fairness I should add that I just tried comparing 2 documents
with few
differences, but one significant change is that 2 paragraphs on the
first page
have changed order, and each of them had one word changed. That was
not a
problem for OOo 1.1.5, although both whole paragraphs were marked
as both
deleted and inserted, but MS-Word 2000 marked almost the whole
document as both
deleted and inserted!
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