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<title>Team - Local History Synchronize Participant Example</title>
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<h2>Team - Local History Synchronize Participant Example</h2>
<h3>Introduction</h3>
<p> The Local History Synchronize Participant example illustrates how to intergate
a participant into the synchronize view. It covers such things as:
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<li>Creating a simple subscriber for accessing the local history
<li>Creating a synchronize particpant
<li>Adding a cusotm action to a particpant
<li>Showing custom label decorations
<li>Add a synchronize wizard
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<h3>Running the example</h3>
<p> To start using this example, open the <strong>Team Synchronizing</strong>
perspective, click on the global Synchronize toolbar action and choose <strong>Synchronize
with Latest from Local History</strong>. A more detailed look at this example
is available in the <a href="../../../guide/team_synchronize_localhistory_example.htm">Local
History Synchronization Example</a> guide section.
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