The Source Integrity Professional Edition User Guide - MKS

Using Extensions
If you have a project open in the IDE that has an associated
Source Integrity project, Master Project displays the path for this
master project.
Sandbox displays the name and path of the sandbox associated
with the current Source Integrity project.
Project Directory displays the name and path of the directory that
contains out-of-tree members (ones that are not part of the project
directory tree).
Fill in the Create Sandbox Directory dialog box as follows:
1. In the Sandbox Directory field, enter the full path where you want
to put files in this directory. If the specified directory does not
already exist, Source Integrity creates it for you.
2. Click Create to make the new directory. If you want
Source Integrity to place the out-of-tree members in the root
directory of the sandbox (as it would by default), click Skip.
Microsoft Visual Basic 5.0 and 6.0
This section describes how to access Source Integrity through
Microsoft Visual Basic 5.0 and 6.0.
Once you have installed the Source Integrity 32-bit SCC Extension,
opening a project in Visual Basic under source control automatically
loads its archive information.
Access version control functionality from within Visual Basic and 5.0
and 6.0 by selecting the menu item that corresponds to the
Source Integrity function you want to perform.
Menu Item Function
Get Gets the latest version of the selected file and
puts it in your working directory.
Check Out Checks out a revision of the currently active file
in the Visual Basic window, either locked (for
editing) or unlocked.
Check In Checks in the currently active file in the Visual
Basic window.
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