Comparing a local file to a remote file

Comparing a local file to a remote file

You can compare a local file to a file located on your remote server. To do this, you must first define a Dreamweaver site with remote settings. For more information, see Setting up a new Dreamweaver site.

To compare a local file to a remote file:

In the Files panel, right-click a local file and select Compare with Remote from the context menu.

NOTE

If you have a one-button mouse, Control-click the local file instead.

The file comparison tool starts and compares the two files.

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Comparing two files

Comparing two remote files

Comparing a local file to a remote file

Comparing a remote file to a local file

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