/C Performs a case-insensitive comparison of the two files. Normally, FC considers an uppercase
letter different from a lowercase letter.
/L Performs an ASCII text comparison of the two files. This setting means that control characters
become important in the comparison, as do the actual character meanings.
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/LBn Defines the maximum acceptable mismatches between the two files. When FC reaches n,
it stops performing the comparison.
/N Displays the line numbers for differences. The FC utility compares the two files line by line,
where the carriage return (ASCII character 13), linefeed (ASCII character 10), or both designate
the end of a line.
/OFF[LINE] Forces the FC utility to compare files even when the files have the offline attribute set.
/T Forces the FC utility to retain tabs within the output. Normally, it displays tabs using the
default number of spaces (usually 8) between characters.
/U Performs a Unicode comparison of the two files. Unicode character sets include additional
characters to meet the needs of languages other than English. In addition, Unicode character sets
often include characters designed to express both scientific and mathematical output.
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