Compare Files – Using The Command Line (FC, Windows, CMD, DOS)
The FC Command stands for file compare and as the name implies it can be used to make binary or text file comparisons on both ASCII and Unicode text.
September 29, 2020
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The FC Command stands for file compare and as the name implies it can be used to make binary or text file comparisons on both ASCII and Unicode text.
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