SysCompare

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• Full documentation available in SysCompare (Press F1 or select Help), User's Manual or online at www.mtmsoftware.com/help.
• Individual Properties and Categories can now be turned off/disabled so they won't be displayed or compared to determine configuration differences.
• Computer names and categories (Scanned/saved sans) can be right click and computer names copied to the clipboard or saved to a file.
• Show All Computer Properties will show all properties in the Differences folder even if they are not different.
• Refreshes will now use the credentials that were used to create the original scan (if not a saved one - see other items for options for saved scans).
• You can now configure SysCompare to save the credentials used to create a scan. This enables scans to be saved with alternate credentials and re-opened in the future.
• New Configuration Experts Feature to collect and compare common registry tweaks and configurations.

• Bulk files can now contain authentication information (computer name, user name, password). See the Bulk Import File Syntax section for details.
• AutoScan can now trigger an automatic email alert via SMTP.
• AutoScan can be configured to automatically drop an xml/excel file of differences in a predefined folder/file for automated retrieval.
• Event Log Entries can be enabled for to alert Administrators or other monitoring systems when specific SysCompare actions occur.
• SysCompare will now detect if you are attempting to scan a Windows Fail-Over Cluster virtual name and will automatically detect cluster nodes and scan those.
• You can use Autoload to automatically load a set of computers to scan. This list can be a collection of saved computer scans in a SysCompare .SCP file or a bulk import file.
• You can now choose which categories to scan when performing a single computer. This can speed scan times for one-off use.
• New options have been added to automatically set all column widths to the contents of the column as well as turning on or off a fixed column splitter to freeze specified cells in place.