CopySpider 2.2
Checks office documents for online copies
Program info
Test your office files under the management criterion of undue copies of other documents available on the internet by scanning them with the analyzing utility and checking the compliance with the standard citation references. Transcribed passage analysis is possible.
Checking the authenticity of what others or we write are of great importance in the academic and the creative worlds, for instance. CopySpider is a simple tool design to make checking for plagiarism a simple and efficient task. It can compare the “original” document with any other documents stored either locally or in the Web. For the latter, the program combines various search engines to produce the most accurate results possible.
It is important to note that CopySpider does not perform a word-by-word comparison of all the text to be analyzed. The program uses a “fingerprinting” solution, which extracts a number of relevant chunks of text that are then compared to the documents selected, either locally or in the Web. Those documents with similarities (or exact coincidences) with the source file are labeled as “candidates” that will be downloaded and stored in memory for a second and definitive analysis (collusion analysis, as CopySpider calls it). By combining the conclusions of both analysis, the program arrives at a final report, which provides you with color-coded snippets of where the coincidences were found, as well as links to all the candidates, so that you can check the similarities for yourself. More
Pros
- Produces comprehensive reports on the coincidences found
- Searches various Web engines simultaneously
- Verification reports can be exported as proof of authenticity
Cons
- Batch processing is only available in the Pro version
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