DocumentCompare 1.2.1

DocumentCompare is a no-frills and simple to use Mac app for quickly comparing text documents. Even minute changes between two versions of the same text are recognized and displayed concisely.

In contrast to similar applications, DocumentCompare is able to preserve text formatting throughout the process of comparing the chosen documents. So-called “formatted text” with different fonts, sizes and styles (e.g. bold or italic) will be preserved unchanged.

This is why you can, for example, use DocumentCompare to find what changed from one version of a web page to another. HTML files and even Safari web archives (.webarchive) can be used as source files.

DocumentCompare is able to handle all files that can be read by Apple’s TextEdit. The files will even look the same, as both programs use Mac OS X’s text engine.

NOTE: To buy DocumentCompare via the App Store an Apple account is required.

Here are some key features of "DocumentCompare":

· Compares formated text
· DocumentCompare allows you to see the changes side-by-side
· Reads all files that can be read by Apple’s TextEdit and
· Displays them in the same way
· This includes RTF, Word, HTML files and even Safari web archives (.webarchive)

Limitations:

· 7 days trial
· Saving is disabled

What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]

New features:
· PDF text import (see Help for details)
· Retina display support
· New optional toolbar items with color patches for the highlight colors
· Revert to original document

Fixes:
· Fixed a visual bug that could occur when “Always show details” was disabled in the preferences
· Fixed a rare highlighting issue with Chinese characters in Word Mode
· Fixed a rare bug where the app couldn’t be quit or crashed after closing a document

Improvements:
· Sandbox support for improved security
· Even better performance