> Hi.. maybe a dumb question.. or a feature I'm 
overlooking 
> in the interface - 
> 
> Suppose I have downloaded a site and do an update to it, 
> say, the next day or a week later, is there some EASY 
way 
> to tell which files have been added/changed/removed.. 
other 
> than sifting through the log that HTTrack creates and 
> looking for such information.. in other words, say I 
> download a site one day, and do an update download the 
next 
> day, how can I _easily_ tell what on that site has 
changed 
> from one day to the next? How can I make those files pop 
> out at me, flag them, some other visual clue so it's 
> obvious which files were changed, such as text changed 
in 
> an HTML page or a new page added that wasn't there before
> 
> Thanks. Wonderful program. 

I know exactly what you are talking about...an earlier 
(1999/2000) web copy utility called NetAttache Light and 
NetAttache Pro had this feature that let you specify how 
changes in web pages were displayed on the local copy.

Httrack can't do this 'differencing' stuff, and I don't 
know identify changed files other than by looking at the 
logs (hts-log.txt and new.txt).  If you are handy with 
Perl or another language strong at text-processing you 
could probably get all that info from the log files.