The Source Integrity Professional Edition User Guide - MKS

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Starting a Change Integrity Session Ending a Change Integrity Session Logging Out Closing a Session You can log out of Change Integrity and log in as another user, or allow another user to log in. To log out using the graphic user interface: Choose Session > Logout. The MKS Change Integrity login dialog box appears. To log in again, see “Logging In” on page 314. To log out using the Web interface: Click . The Change Integrity home page appears. To log in again, see “Logging In” on page 314. Closing a Change Integrity session shuts down the client and disconnects from the server. To close a session using the graphic user interface: Choose Session > Exit. The Change Integrity client shuts down and disconnects from the server. 328 Source Integrity Professional Edition
To close a session using the Web interface: 1. Click . The Change Integrity home page appears. 2. Close the browser window. Ending a Change Integrity Session The Change Integrity client shuts down and disconnects from the server. User Guide 329
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Mortice Kern Systems (MKS) Inc. Sou
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Table of Contents 1 Welcome to Sour
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Table of Contents 4 Getting Started
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Table of Contents 6 Managing Archiv
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Table of Contents More About Rules
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Table of Contents Selecting Issues
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Welcome to Source Integrity Profess
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The Source Integrity Professional E
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Understanding Source Integrity 2 Th
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The Role of Configuration Managemen
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Managing Change Implementing Change
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Branches Metadata Source Integrity
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Understanding Projects Logical and
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This main line of revisions is refe
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Branches and Trunks Storing Entire
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Branching occurs when you check in
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Sandboxes The directory structure i
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Once a Source Integrity project has
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The labels in the illustration indi
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Sandboxes The process starts with d
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Metadata About Labels Metadata The
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About Timestamps Metadata When you
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For information about configuring a
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Groups Security and Administration
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Reporter Managing Development Most
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Introducing the Source Integrity In
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For more information on filters, se
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The Archive Window The Windows inte
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Filtering Modes Using Tree View The
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The Windows interface members are d
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Installing the Source Integrity Web
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The Source Integrity Web Interface
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The Command Line Interface Project
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File Name Arguments For more inform
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Getting Started With Projects, Sand
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2. In Step 1, enter the following o
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Registering a Project in the Source
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Opening the Master Project From a S
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Adding Members to a Project 2. Sele
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Removing Members From a Project Rem
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For more information, see “Build
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Creating a Sandbox To create a sand
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For more information about build sa
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Checking Out a Member Member Rev.
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Viewing and Editing a Member checks
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Checking In a Member Starting a Bra
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Assigning Revision Descriptions Che
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Checking In a Member Revision Numb
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Checking In a Member 5. Select Keep
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Viewing and Editing Project and San
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Setting Project or Sandbox Attribut
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Comparing the Working File to Its M
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Locking a Member Locking a Member 2
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Removing Unused Locks 2. Choose Mem
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Resynchronizing Your Project or San
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Thawing Members Thawing Members To
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Viewing and Editing Member Attribut
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Promoting and Demoting a Member you
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Updating to Head Rev Updating to He
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Refreshing Your View Refreshing You
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Deleting a Member’s Label Deletin
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C and C++ files Pascal files Fort
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Building a Project 2. Fill in the B
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Using pj mkmf Building a Project -
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Report Types The Reporter Utility T
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Revisions Newer Than Member Revisio
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Using Keywords Using Keywords In th
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For more information about the iden
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Managing Projects and Sandboxes 5 S
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Thawing a Project Thawing a Project
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Checkpointing a Project Remember th
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Checkpointing a Project To checkpoi
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Promoting and Demoting a Project If
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Viewing Changes to a Project Viewin
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Viewing Changes to a Project 4. To
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Restoring a Project’s Member List
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Importing SCCS Files Importing PVCS
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Using Existing RCS Archives Example
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Variables and Attributes Project an
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Accessing Project Information With
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Editing Code Blocks Accessing Proje
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Cleaning Up Working Files For examp
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Choosing an Encryption Key Encrypti
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Encrypting Files However, if the fi
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Managing Archives and Revisions 6 W
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Creating Archives Creating Archives
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For more information about SAM perm
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Importing Archives If you use the -
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Checking Out by Revision Number or
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Checking In— Setting Labels Check
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2. View or make changes to the arch
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Viewing and Editing Revision Inform
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Viewing and Editing Revision Inform
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Assigning Labels to Revisions Assig
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Promoting and Demoting a Revision W
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Locking Revisions Unlocking Revisio
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Deleting Revisions Deleting Revisio
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To compare two revisions in the Win
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Logging Archive Transactions To mer
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Cleaning Up Log Files Cleaning Up W
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Using Extensions For instructions o
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The Project Window Introduction to
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Introduction to Source Integrity Ex
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Using the Extensions Using the Exte
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Differences Between Extensions and
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Differences Between Extensions and
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Creating a Source Integrity Project
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Checking In New Revisions To check
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Creating a Source Integrity Project
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Using Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0 The
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The Borland Delphi Extension The Bo
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Creating a Sandbox For more on crea
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Checking In Multiple Files The Micr
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Checking Out Files Checking In New
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Building Projects With Source Integ
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Creating a Makefile Creating a Make
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Object File Associations Building I
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@Depends @Template Variables Templa
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Examples The Build Process Source I
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creates a new makefile with the con
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Using the MKS Make Utility 9 MKS Ma
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Search Order For more information a
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Makefiles Getting Started With MKS
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Getting Started With MKS Make any n
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Missing Rules Getting Started With
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The Command Line You can combine op
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For more information on the control
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Using Macros Refer back to the prev
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Defining Macros on the Command Line
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For more information on special tar
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expands to /usr/dale Using Macros Y
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and $(TEST:+".c") expands to main.c
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Special Target Directives Attribute
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Target Directive Description Contro
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Special Macros Target Directive Des
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For more information, see “Attrib
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For more information on using libra
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Page 321 and 322: Miscellaneous Details Miscellaneous
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Page 325 and 326: Group Projects Query Reports Charts
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Page 331 and 332: Issue Details The Change Integrity
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Editing Issues 6. Select a value fr
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Editing Issues User Guide 383
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Reports 14 Change Integrity allows
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Change Integrity Reports 3. In the
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Change Integrity Reports 4. Insert
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For information on using filters in
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Editing Reports The report is saved
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Running Reports Change Integrity Re
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Deleting Reports To delete a report
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3. Click Copy. The Copy Report dial
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Printing Reports To save a report i
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2. Choose File > Print. A standard
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Charts 15 Change Integrity allows y
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Creating Distribution Charts Change
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Change Integrity Charts 13. To choo
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2. Choose a saved query from the dr
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3. Click Add. The Select Color dial
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Change Integrity Charts 2. From the
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Creating Trend Charts Change Integr
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Change Integrity Charts 5. In the N
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Change Integrity Charts 4. From the
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4. Choose a color from the palette.
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Change Integrity Charts 5. To show
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Editing Existing Charts To edit an
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2. Select a chart from the Charts l
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Deleting Charts To delete a chart (
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Saving and Printing Charts 3. Renam
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A standard Print dialog box appears
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Integrated Version Control 16 As pa
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Configuring Change Integrity Connec
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Associating Active Issues With Proj
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2. Click the Change Package tab. Th
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A P P E N D I X Glossary Source Int
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Source Integrity Terms check in An
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Source Integrity Terms keyword A sp
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Source Integrity Terms The revision
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Visual Difference window Source Int
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Change Integrity Terms query A quer
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Index -, 251 $, 274 $$, 274 $$*, 27
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number, 19 root revision, 17 specif
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Check Out Locked, 84 Checkpoint Pro
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DIRSEPSTR, 272 distribution charts,
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Web interface command, 142 History
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special target directives, 267-271
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pj set CLI command, 157 pj thaw CLI
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saving, 392, 400 templates, 387 Res
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Web interface, 321 status bar graph
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subprojects, 45 using, 44 Windows N
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