Synkronizer

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ulting GmbH-developed application Synkronizer provides, you must first download a 5MB executable onto your machine. Run this executable and you will be presented with a simple setup wizard; a few clicks later you will be done with the installation process and you will be able to start using the Synkronizer tool. As mentioned above, Synkronizer integrates with the Excel application. You can access Synkronizer from the Excel interface. In Excel 2003 and XP, the Synkronizer button can be found in the “Tools” menu. In Excel 2007 and 2010, the Synkronizer button can be found on the “Review” tab. When you start a new Synkronizer project, you will be invited to load two Excel files. At the bottom of the New Project prompt you have buttons that allow you to choose how you want Synkronizer to do its job. Speaking about that, Synkronizer actually compares the two files you selected and uses color-coding to highlight the differences. The application can also generate a difference report and it can merge differences into one spreadsheet. The Synkronizer trial is not time-limited. You can use it for as long as you want, but please note that the range of cells that can be compared is restricted. You should also note that Synkronizer does not work with 64-bit Excel 2010 editions. On Windows 7, 64-bit machines, it works with Excel 2010 as long as it is the 32-bit Excel version. Synkronizer compares Excel files and uses color coding to highlight the differences. But it is not only limited to this, it has more useful functionality that makes it a handy application.