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I was just going through the same issue, Troy.  You can right-click on
source and select "Filter View... option to filter things based on date.
Combine that with right-click and Source/Show Date Area, and it's a pretty
good look at what has changed.  It's different than the SEU way, but I kind
of like it.

Joe

From: troym@xxxxxxxxx

In the LPEX editor, I'd like to be able to find recently changed lines of
code.

My old habit in SEU was F14=Find, on the Find Options screen, at the
bottom, search for date, and option 3=greater than a date.  I'd see when
the source member was last modified, set my search date to the day before
and press F16.  I'd be placed on each line of code with a date greater
than
my date, and I'd hit F16 to keep going to sections of code that were
modified.  If there is a modification log in the top of the code, I could
use this to find previous modifications by date.

Is there an LPEX editor equivalent for Find Date that I can use with such
ease?



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