The Size difference btw. files having the same name/title
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The settings in this frame are only used in the scanning process if you select either the option Files having the same name and similar size or Files having the same title and similar size in the Search for frame in the Main window.
If the selection is set to 0 bytes, files are detected if they have the same name/title and the same size. Otherwise the difference between the size of the files must be lower than or equal to the selected value.
Note: Assume that the allowed difference between the size of files is set to 10 bytes. Further, assume that three files are found in the scanning process which have the same name/title. The three files are 100 bytes, 110 bytes, and 120 bytes, respectively. This combination means that all three files will be interpreted as equal, even though the difference between the first and the third file exceeds the chosen allowed difference of 10 bytes.
The settings in this frame are only used in the scanning process if you select either the option Files having the same name and similar size or Files having the same title and similar size in the Search for frame in the Main window.
If the selection is set to 0 bytes, files are detected if they have the same name/title and the same size. Otherwise the difference between the size of the files must be lower than or equal to the selected value.
Note: Assume that the allowed difference between the size of files is set to 10 bytes. Further, assume that three files are found in the scanning process which have the same name/title. The three files are 100 bytes, 110 bytes, and 120 bytes, respectively. This combination means that all three files will be interpreted as equal, even though the difference between the first and the third file exceeds the chosen allowed difference of 10 bytes.