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    KirkNarine
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    I'm not sure I'm in the right forum, if it's possible in C++ or if there's a program that does this. I'm trying to automatically compare and merge two .rtf documents and save it in a folder. The documents are the same name in different folders. I would like to know if there's a function call to use the attribute in word. Thanks for any comments or criticisms. Thanks

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      I'm not sure I'm in the right forum, if it's possible in C++ or if there's a program that does this. I'm trying to automatically compare and merge two .rtf documents and save it in a folder. The documents are the same name in different folders. I would like to know if there's a function call to use the attribute in word. Thanks for any comments or criticisms. Thanks

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      led mike
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      KirkNarine wrote:

      if it's possible in C++

      Yes it is.

      KirkNarine wrote:

      if there's a program that does this.

      I don't know. Google might be able to help you discover that.

      KirkNarine wrote:

      The documents are the same name in different folders.

      That information is not relevant.

      KirkNarine wrote:

      I would like to know if there's a function call to use the attribute in word.

      I have no idea what that means.

      KirkNarine wrote:

      Thanks for any comments or criticisms. Thanks

      You are welcome. You're welcome

      led mike

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      • K KirkNarine

        I'm not sure I'm in the right forum, if it's possible in C++ or if there's a program that does this. I'm trying to automatically compare and merge two .rtf documents and save it in a folder. The documents are the same name in different folders. I would like to know if there's a function call to use the attribute in word. Thanks for any comments or criticisms. Thanks

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        Maxwell Chen
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        KirkNarine wrote:

        or if there's a program that does this.

        Yes. Use WinMerge tool.

        Maxwell Chen

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