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GUIFFY NEWS:
November 1, 2012
Guiffy 10.2 released:
- Improved Folder Compare Ignore options
- Windows 8 and Server 2012 install support
September 1, 2012
Guiffy 10.1 released:
- Improved 3-way SureMerge Attention alignment
- MacOS X 10.8 Gatekeeper install support
May 1, 2012
Guiffy 10.0 released:
- File Compare Filter Plugins
- Native file dialogs
- Reorganized toolbars
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At Guiffy our focus is Advanced Cross-Platform Diff/Merge software.
Our product is a visual diff tool, merge tool, and folder compare tool that makes comparing and
merging sources easy and reliable. Guiffy is used around the world by thousands of professional
organizations on a wide variety of platforms (Including: Windows, MacOS X, Linux,
and Unix).
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Guiffy's 3-way Merge Tool - SureMerge™
(Clickon the above thumbnails to view the screenshots)
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- Guiffy's Trustworthy 3-way merge tool,
called SureMerge™, surpasses all other merge tools with its intelligent
hybrid algorithms and ease-of-use. See our SureMerge White Paper which includes test kit files for
evaluating 3-way merge tools.
more Merge Tool info...
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Guiffy's visual diff tool can be used to compare source files of any type

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with builtin support of Unicode(UTF8 & UTF16), MBCS,
SJIS, and over 150 File Encoding and character set formats.
more Diff Tool info...
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- Guiffy implements a blend of 3
diff algorithms to provide the best visual file compare
results (including tuneable in-line diffs highlighting) and
trusted 3-way auto merge capabilities.
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Guiffy's visual diff merge tool includes Syntax Highlighting
with support for over 20 syntax file types builtin
(Including: C, C++, C#, CSS, Fortran, HTML, Java, JavaScript, JSP, Perl, PHP, Python,
Ruby, SAS, SQL, Tcl, and XML).
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Guiffy also provides folder compare
and file tree synchronization capabilities.

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Expand a subfolder...
Double-click on a file in Guiffy's Directory Compare and a File Compare view
is quickly generated in another window.
more Folder Compare info...
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File Compare reports saved as HTML...

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reflect all of Guiffy's Style (Color and Font) choices and
the diff tool results driven by Ignore and Show options.
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 For an expert's
In-Depth review of Guiffy SureMerge ... See the product
review, by Austin Hastings.
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Plus, Guiffy fits into your environment...
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Desktops:
From the Windows Explorer
desktop, select files/folders and do compares with Guiffy.
From the MacOS X Finder
desktop, select files/folders and do compares with Guiffy.
From a Linux KDE
desktop, select files/folders and do compares with Guiffy.
Command Line Interfaces:
Guiffy includes several GUI and non-GUI command
line interfaces for automation and integration with your environment.
For further information,
see the Command Line Interfaces in Guiffy's Help.
Commercial CM systems:
Guiffy has been integrated with
with many Commercial CM systems (as
a value-added diff merge tool plugin) including:
AccuRev, Allfusion Harvest, ClearCase, CMSynergy,
Dimensions, MKS Integrity, Perforce, PVCS,
StarTeam, and Visual Studio Team Foundation Server.
For further information,
see these integration notes in Guiffy's Help.
Open Source CM tools:
Choose from a variety of ways to integrate Guiffy with CVS.
SVN Pros use Guiffy SureMerge for all their
industrial strength diff merge tool requirements.
Guiffy works great as Git's diff/merge tool.
Guiffy's professional grade diff merge tool works great with Mercurial.
For further information,
see these integration notes in Guiffy's Help.
IDEs:
The Guiffy Eclipse plugin
performs file or folder compares, 3-way auto merges and also
integrates with CVS and SVN.
The Guiffy NetBeans plugin
performs file or folder compares, 3-way auto merges and also
integrates with CVS and SVN.
API library:
And, Guiffy comes with a Java
API library, so you can use it as a
diff tool, merge tool, and/or folder compare component in
your application.
For further information,
see the Javadocs in Guiffy's Help.
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