Compare by Keywords. Example.

For instance, you have two articles about comparing Microsoft Word (.doc) files, that you can find on the home page of two products - Compare Suite and Compare It!:

Compare Suite: Compare Microsoft Word doc file

Compare It!: How to compare Word files

Keywords Tree. Common keywords.  Common keywords shows the general idea of two texts: Both comparison products gives you the possibility to compare Microsoft Word files.

Common keywords

Copy the texts of two articles into Compare Suite and compare them by keywords.

Common and mostly used words are: 

1. "doc"

2. "compare"

3. "word"

4. "files"

These keywords shows the general idea of two texts: Both comparison products gives you the possibility to compare Microsoft Word files.

Keywords Tree. Unique keywords in left text.  Compare Suite lets to find out that "report" is a comparative report of two Microsoft Word documents.

Unique keyword of the left text

We change the "show entries" filter to display only unique keywords from the left text.

Unique keywords in the left text are:

1. document

2. solution

3. comparative

4. report

Click on the "+" to show in what context do the "report" keyword appears in the left text. 

Compare Suite lets to find out that "report" is a comparative report of two Microsoft Word documents.

Keywords Tree. Unique keywords in left text.  Compare Suite lets to find out that "wrapping" is a some unique feature of Compare It!: ""unique wrapping mode looks unusual at first, but in fact it gives easiest to use comparison results"

Unique keyword of the right text

We change the "show entries" filter to display only unique keywords from the right text.

Unique keywords in the left text are:

1. wrapping

2. wrap

3. line

Click on the "+" to show in what context do the "wrapping" keyword appears in the right text. 

Compare Suite lets to find out that "wrapping" is a some unique feature of Compare It!: ""unique wrapping mode looks unusual at first, but in fact it gives easiest to use comparison results"

Conclusions

We've spend several minutes and learnt what is the common idea of both texts, we've learnt that the first product (Compare Suite) has a reporting ability and the second product (Compare It!) has "line wrapping" ability. Also we have leant that Compare It! description is written for Software Engineers as mostly technical words were used. 

Finally, we brought comparison details to comparative report. Click here to view the comparative report.