Comp (command)

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In computing, comp is a command used on DOS, Microsoft Windows and related computer operating systems that does a binary compare of multiple files and shows the differences between them. The comp command first appeared in PC DOS 1.0 and has been included in most versions of MS-DOS and PC DOS. It is also included as a console command in Windows.^[1] A newer command, fc was added in DOS 3.3 which allows for line comparisons in addition to binary comparisons.

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↑ http://www.microsoft.com/resources/documentation/windows/xp/all/proddocs/en-us/comp.mspx

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Disk management	chkdsk convert defrag diskcomp diskcopy diskpart fdisk format label subst scandisk sys vol vssadmin

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File contents	comp edit edlin fc type

Shell programming	choice cscript doskey echo for goto if more pause prompt rem

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Boot management	bcdedit bootcfg fixboot fixmbr

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Comp (command)

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