diff in bytes

Is there a way to compare two binary files to determine at what byte counts
the files are different?
I finally found a random \r\n in one file where only a \n existed in the
other.  My numerous file editors
don't show this...so visually the two "happy face" files always looked the
same...but they were slighly different in
size.  My diff program I have failed me on this as it compares ascii line by
line.  It found the difference but it reported
it as a  line number, not helpful in a binary file!
I solved it with a lot of labor by using PEDIT in hexdisplay mode from an
old old Wordperfect distribution!
I was thinking...perhaps a simple awk program would do the  trick (?)
I'm working in Windows 2000.
Thanks
REX

In article <dFtXb.178877$U%5.856423@attbi_s03>,
T-Rex <Rex_Bryan@csi.com> wrote:
>Is there a way to compare two binary files to determine at what byte counts
>the files are different?
>I finally found a random \r\n in one file where only a \n existed in the
>other.  My numerous file editors
>don't show this...so visually the two "happy face" files always looked the
>same...but they were slighly different in
>size.  My diff program I have failed me on this as it compares ascii line b
y
>line.  It found the difference but it reported
>it as a  line number, not helpful in a binary file!
>I solved it with a lot of labor by using PEDIT in hexdisplay mode from an
>old old Wordperfect distribution!
>I was thinking...perhaps a simple awk program would do the  trick (?)
>I'm working in Windows 2000.

Does 2K have FC (I know '98 does) ?
FC works well enough for this task - by MS standards anyway.

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