Re: Getting up to speed with WDSC

                Dave,

Another method I like to use for backing up source is to right click on it and 
choose "Make available offline". This will create a default named iSeries 
project affectively backing the source up on your PC. Taking that forward if 
you edit it in the iSeries project WDSCi will keep backup history for you 
automatically and allow you to revert changes.

Hope this helps
Don Nitke

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                                From: daparnin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Thursday, January 04, 2007 8:06 AM
To: wdsci-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [WDSCI-L] Getting up to speed with WDSC 

Over the past couple of weeks of working on a project I've taken the
opportunity to force myself to start using WDSC for program editing instead
of the CODE editor or SEU. To my surprise I've actually started to get
used to it and like it. Today, I found myself editing a program and
thinking that I should have copied the original source member first.
Normally in PDM I would go to a different session and copy it. How do I do
that it WDSC? I tried doing a copy in RSE but that appears to be to the
Windows clipboard.

Item #2:
I seem to recall from a class I had on it that for laying out screens or
reports the CODE Designer is still the way to go to get the visual feedback
of the end product. In PDM I had user-defined options to launch the CODE
editor or designer for a given source member. In RSE if I right-click the
member and choose "open with" then "code designer I get the message "The
RSE connection AS30 could not be registered with CODE communications" .
What do I need to configure to get this to work? Thanks.

Dave Parnin
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Nishikawa Standard Company
Topeka, IN 46571
daparnin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx