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(DMCM) Support Tip: What's new in Dimensions CM 14.6

Felix Dowuona

See link below for new features in Dimensions CM 14.6. What's new in 14.6 (microfocus.com)
- over 2 years ago
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COMING SOON: DCM240 – DCM 14.5 Essentials

Paul Caruana

Audience This course is recommended for Dimensions CM (DCM) users and administrators. Description This course provides the concepts and skills to work with major new themes and functions in DCM 14.5, Topic Streams, Shelves, Pulse Agents. The course…
- over 3 years ago
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Dimensions CM 14.4 Overview

dirvine

What’s New in Dimensions CM 14.4 This release has a number of new features and fixes. For a complete list of details for each of the fixes and feature enhancements, please review the Installation and Release Notes: Dimensions CM Release Notes 14.4 …
- over 3 years ago
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Updated Course: 200 Dimensions CM for developers

Paul Caruana

Following the release of Dimensions CM 14.4, 200 Dimensions CM for Developers has been updated. This course update contains the following additions and benefits: 14.4 features covered Undo deliver Pulse chains Desktop Client…
- over 3 years ago
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What's new in Dimensions CM 14.3.3

Paul Caruana

The following video covers three major enhancements in 14.3.3 The following video covers three major enhancements: • Dimensions CM Server HTTP Connector • Removed dependency of Web Client and Admin Console on Java applets • Platform and IDE currency…
- over 3 years ago
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CM 14.3: CM Deploy: DA Deployment Getting Started Tutorial

Paul Caruana

SDA deployment The ability to deploy using DA was introduced in 14.3. The existing Dimensions Deployment is still available and supported, however the DA Deployment mechanism offers several benefits including Visual process construction instead of relying…
- over 3 years ago
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What's New in Dimensions CM 14.2?

MigrationDeletedUser

See the new features in Serena Dimensions CM 14.2
- over 3 years ago
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CM 14.2 New feature: Shelves tutorial

Paul Caruana

New in 14.2 Shelves provide a powerful mechanism, to assist in multi-tasking within the development processes and serves two purposes 1. Shelves allow a user to switch development tasks, by shelving their current work into a personal stream and allowing…
- over 3 years ago
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CM 14.2 New feature: Cherry Pick Merge tutorial

Paul Caruana

New in CM 14.2 Cherry Picking is a new and powerful enhancement to the merge capabilities with in Dimensions CM, allowing for greater control and precision over what changes will be merged by cherry picking specific requests. This PDF tutorial serves…
- over 3 years ago
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Dimensions CM 14.2 Platform Matrix

dirvine

It’s hard to believe that it is has been nearly a year since the release of Dimensions CM 14.1, the most significant release of Dimensions CM in a decade. Over the last year we’ve been amazed by both it's rapid adoption and the rave reviews that it has…
- over 3 years ago
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