At work I have to write a lot of reports using M$-Word and found that
git is capable of managing these in an easy and meaningful way. However,
diffing of course does not work. I checked the web for solutions, but
somehow, I did not hit the correct search pattern.
I think it should be possible to define Word itself as the external diff
tool, as described in one of today's posts
> git config --global diff.tool TestTool
> git config --global difftool.TestTool.cmd "C:/Programme/Microsoft
Office/Office/Winword.exe" "\$LOCAL" "\$REMOTE" "\\mSomething"
i.e. open both versions and auto-execute a macro, which in turn will do
the compare. Well, just an idea, my knowledge about the M$ and Windoze
in general stuff is weak. Has this or something else been tried? Is
there any howto for this around?
Probably a similar approach could be chosen for OOo - for me as a
TeXnician, using git is straight forward anyhow. ;)
Regards,
- lars.
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