>>>>>Hi everybody,
>>>>>
>>>>>I need to compare bunch of directories on drive O with same directories name on drive G. I need to find files, which are newer or don't exist and make a list of all discrepencies. I can write this program, but may be somebody has this kind of utility written, so I don't need to re-invent the wheel.
>>>>>
>>>>>Thanks a lot in advance.
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>>>>I use one called CompFold. Freeware. You can probably get it from www.download.com.
>>>>
>>>>Hilmar.
>>>
>>>Is it better than WinDiff?
>>>
>>>Thanks.
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>>I didn't have the opportunity to compare them. I find it is quite good, though. By default, it shows you files which are of different sizes, dates, etc., or which exist only in one folder. Comparison by actual contents is supported, too. Commands to synchronize are included. Interface is easy.
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>>Just what I needed.
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>>Hilmar.
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>Hi Hilmar,
>
>I think, WinDiff interface is not convenient for me. Basically, I want to have both directories in one window, so I can delete files in them, copy back and forth, etc. Say, I printed list using WinDiff (which, BTW, shows identical files too, which I'm not interested), now I want to synchronize them by myself. Using Windows Explorer for this would be very inconvenient, since I can not have both directories opened in the same view.
>
>In DOS we had Norton Commander, I had Windows Commander, but I don't have it here...

The utility I mentioned (Help | About says: "CompFold") does everything you request.

You can show or hide identical files, select files, and synchronize them. Delete, too.

Hilmar.