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User Guide - MKS

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Chapter 10: Branching and Merging Revisions<br />

Working With<br />

<strong>MKS</strong> Visual<br />

Difference<br />

324<br />

The merge operation may be canceled, the <strong>MKS</strong> Visual Merge tool<br />

may be launched, the output file may be highlighted, or the revisions<br />

may be marked for merging later.<br />

Select an option, then Click OK. Source Integrity provides a message<br />

indicating why the merge was canceled.<br />

6 Check in the merged revision.<br />

The <strong>MKS</strong> Visual Difference tool is a graphical application that allows you<br />

to compare revisions. It offers two-way differencing of revisions where<br />

differences are highlighted for you. <strong>MKS</strong> Visual Difference operates in two<br />

modes, Difference mode and Merge mode. You must be in Merge mode to<br />

merge revisions in <strong>MKS</strong> Visual Difference.<br />

Merging Two Revisions<br />

You can use <strong>MKS</strong> Visual Difference to merge differences between two<br />

revisions selected from a member history or the member revision and<br />

working file. The graphical user interface and command line interface<br />

allow you to merge differences between two revisions.<br />

To merge two revisions in the graphical user interface<br />

1 Compare two revisions whose differences you want to merge, as<br />

described in “Comparing Revisions” on page 301.<br />

2 In Visual Difference, do one of the following:<br />

Select File > Merge.<br />

Click .<br />

The Reassign Merge Roles dialog box appears.<br />

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