Hello Thys,
You are in the right place. As it says, nothing is irreplaceable; and there are always be an alternative which you can give it a try.
If to talk about the specific plagiarism tool you’re looking for, I cannot but say a few words about the one (and it’s not because my teammates developed it). Unicheck is a really good too that has a mission and brings academic value for those who seek for it. And, what’s more important, it’s easy in use. You can drag & drop files, upload them from cloud service, or copy & paste right into the search box.
A bit more about file formats:
Adobe (.pdf);
Apple Pages (.pages);
Google Docs from Google Drive;
HyperText Markup Language (.html);
Microsoft Excel (.xls and .xlsx); ROADMAP Q3 2017!
Microsoft PowerPoint (.pptx and.ppt);
Microsoft Word (.doc and .docx);
OpenOffice Text (.odt);
Plain text (.txt);
Rich text (.rtf);
ZIP archive (.zip).
Unicheck is able check HTML too. Frankly speaking, I’d love to know more about the necessity of other programming languages identification. Is this need so high? I mean could you specify what is your ideal plagiarism detection tool? It’ll help my teammates to sense your need and make essential updates happen.
Let’s discuss more, I’m always ready to talk, please drop me a word at victoria@unicheck.com
Cheers,
Victoria
Academic Integrity Advisor at Unicheck