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6/22/2006 5:08 PM
 
In order to work out the changes and make the changes easier between 2 files I usually use WinMerge. However, when using it with web.config and release.config I find that the line breaks are present in one and not in the other making this process not very useful with the WinMerge tool.

I was wondering what other people use for automated comparison and selective changing of 2 XML files?

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