Timezone effects. The difference is an exact number of quarters of an hour up to 95 (same minutes modulo 15 and seconds) if the file was transported across zones; there is also a one-hour difference within a single zone caused by the transition between standard time and daylight saving time (DST).
Hello Adam,Welcome to Microsoft Community.Your question about the 3 way integration of Office applications/documents and files, which you feel SharePoint as capable of delivering results, will be better answered in theSharePoint Forum; the link for which is mentioned below.The reason why we recommend posting appropriately is you will get the most qualified pool of respondents, and other partners who read the forums regularly. They can either share their knowledge or learn from your interactionwith us.Thank you for your understanding.Thank you. NoOffice has never been much good at document change management. Just look at the current spate of questions about Word 2013 Track Changes problems.My GUESS would be that SharePoint is your best bet.But frankly, the X-File formats are not really change management control friendly since the underlying xml file structure is compressed using ZIP, obscuring changes.X-file formats are indeed zipped, but you can unzip them, merge the raw xml, then rezip them. Im just looking for the merge tool that sharepoint already uses.
Not sure how to go about this one, problem still hasnt been solved 2 years later. True that it won't explicitly call out conflicts, but it will tell you who made the changes, at least if you enter names in the 'Label unmarked changes with'.
In this example, I entered 'Master' for the original document and 'Branch 1' for the changes fromthe first branch document, and 'Branch 2' for the changes from the second branch document. There's a conflict on the second line (original had 'outlines', branch 1 replaced with 'explains', branch 2 replaced with 'details').But yes, you would need to review the changes - can't just trust it to yell at you like, say, git would, and it also isn't very automatic.
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