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Just to follow up on this thread, 3.1.8 now allows you to exit using the ESC key, and also allows you to turn off the "Files are identical" dialog. 3.1.8 is available at http://www.sourcegear.com/vault/downloads.html We're up to 3.5 now yet still can't change the font in the ChangeDiff ap...

Just to follow up on this thread, 3.1.8 now allows you to exit using the ESC key, and also allows you to turn off the "Files are identical" dialog. 3.1.8 is available at http://www.sourcegear.com/vault/downloads.html Just tried it, works like a charm. This is the reason I am sticking with...

dan wrote:OK, I'll relent, and add this as a feature request.

Great news. I already find the tool as-is great, or at least good enough for most of the scenarios. With few small finishing touches like this one it'll become practically perfect for me.

Thanks for the quick reply!

First let me express how pleased I am with the DiffMerge, especially compared to VSS. It is awesome! Then I would like a to request a few basic features: 1) The window should remember its state. I get bored with maximizing it on every open. 2) When 'Input files are identical' I would like to close ...

The only way to do this right now is to require checkout before checkin. Then a changed file will show up as "Renegade", and will not appear in the pending change set. However, then you miss out on Vault automatically determining which files you have modified. Ah, yes, I forgot to mention...

Here's the deal: every Visual Studio project has at least one extra file besides the project file itself (regardles of kind of project, VB.NET, C#, Managed C++). Projects are usually named <ProjectName>.<lang>proj where <lang> is vb|cs|vc. There is a file named the same as project file + extension &...

It looks like the renamed file had been modified on the other machine, and now is stuck in your pending change set, because it no longer matches a file in the file list. I'll log this as an issue, since you should be able to remove a file from the change set, even if it no longer exists in the repo...

I'm not sure I fully understand what is happening: 1. Are you using the GUI client or the IDE client? 2. Is the problem in the pending change set only? If so, you can simply remove the file that shouldn't belong from there. 3. Is the problem that both color.cs and Color.cs are showing up in the fil...

Hi, first of all, thanks for the wonderful tool. I do have one small problem to report, though. I have renamed one of my files on one of the two computers from which I access my source code repository. Note that the only difference was case - I renamed something like "color.cs" to "Co...