User Guide - MKS

Typographical Conventions
Typographical Conventions
Source Integrity Enterprise Edition IDE Integrations Guide describes how
to access the functionality of Source Integrity while working within
your favorite integrated development environment (IDE), such as IBM
WebSphere Studio, Microsoft Visual Studio .NET, and Borland
JBuilder.
Integrity Manager User Guide tells users how to get the most out of
Integrity Manager and explains how to approach day-to-day tasks.
Integrity Manager CLI Reference Guide gives details on the command
line utilities included with Integrity Manager.
Using MKS Make describes the MKS Make tool offering developers,
project managers, and authors an efficient way to automate the
production and maintenance of any project, large or small. Whenever
you make changes to an element of a development project, MKS Make
automatically re-compiles all related files and no others, saving
valuable time and eliminating errors.
Online help is accessible from within the graphical user interfaces.
Online man (manual) pages for the command line utilities are available
on the client by using the man command in the command line
interface.
Online release notes provide the most up-to-date details about this
release. You should review these notes as they may contain
information that only became available after the printed
documentation went to press. You can read the release notes as HTML
documents in a Web browser.
Throughout the manuals, the following typographical conventions identify
the features, functions, and components of the Integrity Solution.
Items in documentation Appear as
Menus, commands Tools > Preferences
Graphical user interface commands the Member command
Command line commands si co
Dialog boxes, features Demote Member, Cancel, OK
Screen information, messages Type a name for this
development path:
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