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See What Has Changed After Update

Irina Chernushina May 5, 2009

In Maia, you will be able to use the Ctrl+D shortcut in the update info tab to see which local files were changed after you perform update from repository.

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2 Responses to See What Has Changed After Update

Geekycoder says:
May 6, 2009
Can MAIA includes the option to display the toolbar horizontally rather vertically since horizontally virtually all toolbar buttons are shown whereas subsets are hidden.
Eugene Kirpichov says:
May 12, 2009
Oh *finally*! Cool!

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