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1. I think you can right-click in the source and filter on source change date.
2. See the other reply.
HTH Vern
I am beginning to use WDSc and the LPEX editor, but I have a few very basic questions.
1. How can I search the source I am editing/browsing for a 'source changed' date? (Something like F14 in PDM)
2. Can you edit source and bring up another source member and view them both in a split screen? (Like F15 in PDM)
3. What is the easiest way to compare 2 source members for changes? I have done this, but it seems to cumbersome. I find opt. 54 in PDM much easier.
I am trying to use WDSc almost exclusively, but these are some issues I find myself going back to PDM for.
Thanks Bryan
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