Overview

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The P4Win Main Window

The upper left pane is the depot pane. It displays the contents of all the depots known to the current Perforce server. By default, it displays only those files that are mapped through the current client view. To display the names of all files residing in the depot, choose View>Entire Depot.

The upper right pane displays pending changelists, submitted changelists, branches, labels, client workspaces, users, or jobs. To choose what is displayed in the right pane, use the View menu or click the corresponding button on the toolbar. The toolbar contains seven buttons that represent the seven different panes that can be displayed in the right window pane. These buttons look like this:

The bottom pane in the P4Win main window is the status pane, which displays the results of your actions. Some reporting commands display information in the status pane, and you can optionally display the p4 commands that P4Win performs.

File Icons

Icon	Meaning
	Text file
	Binary file
	File has been synced to client (indicated by green dot)
	File revision on client is not the head revision (indicated by exclamation point)
	File is open by you for add or branch
	File is open by you for edit or integrate
	File is open by you for delete
	File is not the head revision and is opened and locked by you for edit or integrate
	File is open by you and by another user
	File is open by another user for delete
	File is open by another user for add or integrate

These indicators are combined in various ways to display file information. For example, the image

indicates that the head revision of a file has been checked out for deletion and is locked by you.

Setting Perforce Configuration Variables

Variable	How to Set
`P4PORT, P4CLIENT, P4USER`	Choose Settings>Switch Port Client User... To store these settings for future use, choose Settings>Favorite Connections>Add Favorite Connection.
`P4CONFIG`	No equivalent
`P4PASSWD`	Choose User>Set Password for User....Check the Remember password box to avoid being prompted for password when you restart P4Win.
`P4DIFF, P4EDITOR, P4MERGE,TMP, TEMP`	Go to the Settings>Options>Files dialog.

P4JOURNAL, P4LOG, P4ROOT, and P4DEBUG are server variables, and must be set on the Perforce server computer from the command line. P4CHARSET and P4LANGUAGE must be set from the command line with p4 set if the Perforce server is running in internationalized mode. P4PAGER, PWD, and P4HOST are ignored.

Note that you can use config files to override environment settings. Refer to the Perforce User's Guide for details about the hierarchy of configuration settings.

Adding Scripts to P4Win

Commands not supported by P4Win

`p4 admin`	`p4 files -a [revRange]`	`p4 jobspec`	`p4 set -s`
`p4 branch -f branchname`	`p4 flush`	`p4 label -f`	`p4 set -S option`
`p4 change -f`	`p4 fstat`	`p4 label -i`	`p4 submit -i`
`p4 change -i`	`p4 group`	`p4 logger`	`p4 triggers`
`p4 client -f`	`p4 groups`	`p4 monitor`	`p4 typemap`
`p4 counter`	`p4 integrate -s`	`p4 obliterate`	`p4 user -f ...`
`p4 counters`	`p4 integrated`	`p4 protect`	`p4 verify`
`p4 depot`	`p4 job -f`	`p4 resolved`
`p4 depots`	`p4 job -i`	`p4 revert -n`
`p4 diff/diff2`	`p4 jobs -i [file...]`	`p4 review`
`p4 dirs`	`p4 jobs -R`	`p4 reviews`

P4-to-P4Win Translation Table


Command	Options	Description	Corresponding P4Win Actions	Notes
`add`		Open a file for addition to the depot	Choose File>Add To Source Control... Click	Files can be added only if they are mapped in the client view.
`add`	`-c changenum`	Open a file for addition in a specific numbered pending changelist	Drag files or folders from Windows Explorer to the desired changelist. Select View>Local View of Client Tree and drag files or folders to desired changelist.
`add`	`-t filetype`	Open a file for addition to the depot, specifying its type	Add the file to a changelist. Select the file in its changelist. Choose File>Change File Type...
`admin`		Execute administrative actions on the server	Not directly supported: use the `p4` command or create a script and add it to the the Tools menu.
`annotate`		Print file lines along with annotation	Choose File>Annotate File>Annotations...	Head revision of a selected file is annotated.
`annotate`	`-a`	Include lines no longer in head revision	Choose File>Annotate File>All Annotations...
`branch`	`branchname`	Create a branch specification	Choose BranchSpec>New...
`branch`	`branchname`	Edit a branch specification	Select a branch and choose BranchSpec>Edit Spec *branchname...*
`branch`	`-d branchname`	Delete an existing branch specification	Select a branch and choose *BranchSpec>Delete branchname*
`branch`	`-f branchname`	Edit a locked branch specification disregarding ownership	Not directly supported: use the `p4` command or create a script and add it to the the Tools menu.
`branch`	`-i`	Read branch specification from standard input	Use the command-line or create a script in the Tools menu.
`branch`	`-o branchname`	Describe an existing branch specification	Select a branch and choose BranchSpec>Describe *branchname...*
`branches`		Display a list of branch specifications	The complete list of branches is visible in the Perforce Branches pane	You can sort the list of branchspecs by clicking on any field name
`change`		Create a changelist	Choose Changelist>New...	Files can be moved between changelists by dragging them from one changelist to another.
`change`	`changenum`	Edit an existing changelist	Select a changelist, then choose Changelist>Edit Spec...
`change`	`-d changenum`	Delete an unsubmitted changelist	Move or revert the files in the changelist, then choose Changelist>Delete Empty Changelist
`change`	`-f changenum`	Perform admin user operations	Select a submitted changelist, then choose Changelist>Edit Spec... A Perforce user with admin or superuser privileges can edit a submitted changelist.
`change`	`-i changenum` `-o changenum`	Write a changelist description to standard output	Not directly supported: use the `p4` command or create a script and add it to the the Tools menu.
`changes`	`-i file`	Display a list of submitted changelists that have affected particular files, including changelists affecting files integrated into the specified files	Select the file(s) or folder(s) in the depot pane. Choose Changelist>Filter Submitted Changelists... Check Include integrations.
`changes`	`-s submitted`	Display a list of submitted changelists	Click
`changes`	`file`	Display a list of submitted changelists that have affected particular files	Select the file(s) or folder(s) in the depot pane, and choose Changelist>Filter Submitted Changelists... Drag the file(s) or folder(s) from the depot pane to the submitted changelists pane	To clear the filter and display all changelists, choose Changelist>Clear Submitted Changelists Filter. To specify a revision range, choose Changelist > Filter Submitted Changelists > Associated Files > Selected Files > Set Revision Range.
`changes`	`-l`	Display a list of changelists with the entire text of the changelist descriptions	To read the full description of a changelist, double-click it.	The description column in both changelist panes can be expanded to view all or most of the changelist descriptions. To resize this column, maximize the window and drag the split bars.
`changes`	`-s pending`	Display a list of pending changelists	Click
`client`	`-o clientname`	Write the client workspace specification to standard output	Select a client from the client workspace pane, then choose ClientSpec>Describe **clientname...** Double-click a client specification
`client`	`clientname`	Create a client workspace specification	Choose ClientSpec>New...	To set P4Win's `P4CLIENT` registry variable value, right-click a client workspace specification from the client specification pane and choose Switch to *clientname*. To prevent other users from switching to a client specification that you own, lock the specification.
`client`	`clientname`	Edit an existing client workspace specification	Choose ClientSpec>Switch to *clientname, then choose ClientSpec>Edit* *clientname...*
`client`	`-d clientname`	Delete a client workspace	Select the client specification from the client pane, then choose ClientSpec>Delete *clientname*
`client`	`-f`	Miscellaneous admin user operations	Not directly supported: use the p4 command or create a script and add it to the the Tools menu.
`client`	`-t template clientname`	Create a client workspace from a template	Select a client specification in the right pane to use as a template, then choose ClientSpec>Create/Replace Client Using *clientname* as Template...
`clients`		Display the client specifications defined for the server	Click	To sort the list, click column headings.
`counter`		Change the value of a stored variable	Not directly supported: use the `p4` command or create a script and add it to the the Tools menu.
`counters`		Display a list of counters defined for the server	Not directly supported: use the `p4` command or create a script and add it to the the Tools menu.
`delete`	`-c changenum`	Open a file for deletion in a specific numbered changelist	Right-drag a depot file to any changelist, then choose Open for Delete from the shortcut menu. Or: Select the file(s) to be deleted. Choose File>Open for Delete. Drag the file(s) from the default changelist to the numbered changelist.
`delete`	`files`	Open a file for deletion from the depot	Select a depot file, then choose File>Open for Delete Select a depot file, then click	Before you can open a file for deletion, it must have been synced to the client workspace. Synced files are displayed in the depot pane with a green dot: Files that are open for deletion appear in the Pending Changelists pane with a red "x": A file that is open for deletion can be dragged from any pending changelist to any other pending changelist. You can select a file, folder, or an entire depot for deletion.
`depot`		Create or edit a depot	Not directly supported: use the `p4` command or create a script and add it to the the Tools menu.
`depots`		Display a list of depots	Not directly supported: use the `p4` command or create a script and add it to the the Tools menu.	A list of depots and files is always displayed in the left pane. To display all depots, choose View>Entire Depot.
`describe`	`changenum`	Describe a changelist including diffs	Same as `p4 describe -s,` then choose Show Diffs
`describe`	`-d flags`	Run diff routine with one of a subset of Unix diff flags	Not directly supported: use the `p4` command or create a script and add it to the the Tools menu.
`describe`	`-s`	Describe a changelist, excluding the files' diffs	Double-click a submitted changelist, or Select a submitted changelist, then choose Changelist>Describe Changelist *changenum*
`diff`		Display diff of client file against head revision	Select a file within a changelist, then choose File>Diff Client File vs. Depot File Select a file within a changelist, then click	To configure a diff tool other than the one provided by Perforce, choose Options and display the File>Diff pane.
`diff`	`[-d] flags`	Perform a diff, specifying other options	Not directly supported: use the `p4` command or create a script and add it to the the Tools menu.
`diff`	`-f`	Perform a diff of the client workspace file against the head revision in the depot	Right-click on a file in the Depot pane and select Diff vs Head Revision.
`diff`	`-sd` `-se`	Perform two diffs, reporting files that have been deleted and files that have been edited since the last sync	Select an appropriate depot folder and select File>Check Consistency. Files can be opened for edit or delete into default or numbered pending changelist	Used when working off-line to bring a Perforce server up-to-date. Files will be opened for delete or edit in pending changelist.
`diff`	`-t`	Perform a textual diff of binary files	Display the Options>Files>Diff pane and enable Allow diff of binary file, then proceed as described for `p4 diff`.
`diff2`	`file#n file#x`	Display diff of two revisions of the same file	Select a file in the depot pane. Choose File>Revision History... Select two revisions of the file in the resulting dialog box. Click Diff Revs
`diff2`	`file1 file2`	Diff any two files in Perforce.	Select the files, then choose File>Diff 2 Files, Folders or Revisions...
`diff2`	`flags`	Display diff of two revisions of the same file, with miscellaneous flags	Not directly supported: use the `p4` command or create a script and add it to the the Tools menu.	An example of a `diff2` tool is included in Tools>Customize>Help
`diff2`	`-q dir1 dir2`	Diff two folders in depot, suppressing the diff details.	Select two folders in depot, then choose File>Diff 2 Files, Folders, or Revisions.
`diff2`	`-t`	Perform a textual diff of binary files	Display the Options>Files>Diff pane and enable Allow diff of binary file, then proceed as described for `p4 diff`.
`dirs`		List subfolders of the depot	Not directly supported: use the `p4` command or create a script and add it to the the Tools menu.	P4Win performs this operation automatically to refresh the depot pane
`edit`	`[-c changenum]`	Open a file for edit	Select a file in the depot pane, then choose File>Open for Edit. Select a file in the depot pane and click . Drag an open file in the depot pane to any changelist. Right-drag a depot file to any changelist, then choose Open for Edit from the shortcut menu.	Before you can open a file for deletion, it must have been synced to the client workspace. Synced files are displayed in the depot pane with a green dot or an exclamation point if an older revision is synced. Files that are open for edit are displayed with a check mark To move an open file from one checklist to another, drag the file from the source to the destination changelist. You can open the contents of a folder or an entire depot for edit by dragging the folder or depot to a pending changelist. To launch the editor for a file that is open for edit, double-click the file.
`edit`	`-t type`	Open a file for edit, changing its file type	Open the file for edit as above, select it from its pending changelist, and choose File>Change File Type...
`filelog`	`-l -t`	Display the revision history of a file, including changelist descriptions	Select a file in the depot pane or pending changelist pane, then choose File>Revision History...	Revisions can be diffed, displayed, and synced from the Revision History dialog.
`filelog`	`-i`	Display the revision history of a file, including revisions of files that were integrated into the selected file	Select a file in the depot pane or pending changelist pane. Choose File>Revision History... Check Display branching history.	You can configure the default setting for the Display branching history check box on the Options>Advanced>Branching History dialog.
`filelog`	`-m maxrevs`	Display descriptions of the last maxrevs revisions of a file	Configure the number of revisions you want to display on the Options>Advanced>Branching History dialog.
`files`	`//clientname/...`	List the files in a client's view	Choose View>Client View of Depot. File revisions are displays as #`have`/#`head`, indicating the revision in the workspace followed by the most recent revision in the depot.	To display files that are mapped by your client view, choose View>Local View of Depot. File paths are displayed using local syntax. To display all files in the workspace, including files that are in the workspace but not in the depot, choose View>Local View of Client Tree.
`files`	`//depotname/...`	List files in the specified depot	Choose View>Entire Depot.	Note that displaying the entire depot slows P4Win's response time, due to the large volume of information sent from the server.
`files`	`-a file[revRange]`	Displays file properties for the specified range of file revisions	Not directly supported: use the `p4` command or create a script and add it to the the Tools menu.	To filter submitted changelists by a file's revision range: Drag and drop a file onto the Submitted Changelists pane. Choose Changelist>Filter Submitted Changelists. Choose Set Revision Range...
`files`	`file`	Display a file's depot path, revision, file type, change action and changelist number	Select a file and choose File >Properties...	The file description displayed on the Properties dialog contains substantially more information than the command-line equivalent.
`fix`	`-c changenum jobname`	Mark a job as fixed by a specified changelist.	Select a changelist and choose Changelist>Add Job Fix...	You can fix jobs using either pending numbered changelists or submitted changelists. You cannot attach fixes to the default changelist, though jobs are automatically attached if the user submitting the default changelist has a jobview set. If your Perforce user has a JobView setting, open jobs are displayed in the changelist specification form when you create a changelist. You can select jobs to be fixed by the changelist.
`fix`	`-d`	Delete a fix	Pending changelist: in the changelist, click the icon for the fix you are removing and choose Changelist>Remove Job Fix. Submitted changelist: choose Changelist>Edit Spec... and deselect jobs to delete from changelist	Admin permission is required to remove a job fix from a submitted changelist.
`fixes`	`//depot/path/...`	List which jobs are fixed for a depot file path	Select a folder or file in the depot pane, then choose Job>Filter by Selected Files
`flush`		Notify the server that a file is present in the workspace, but do not sync the file	Not directly supported: use the `p4` command or create a script and add it to the the Tools menu.
`fstat`		Display detailed information about a particular file	Not directly supported: use the `p4` command or create a script and add it to the the Tools menu.	Results of `p4 fstat` are displayed in File>Properties...
`group`		Create a group of users for use in the protections table	Not directly supported: use the `p4` command or create a script and add it to the the Tools menu.
`groups`		List groups	Not directly supported: use the `p4` command or create a script and add it to the the Tools menu.
`have`		List the file revisions last synced to the client	Each file within the depot pane is displayed in the following format: `file` #`haverev`/`headrev` For example, `jam.c #3/8` indicates that `jam.c` has eight revisions and the third revision is synced to the client workspace. For additional information about a file, select the file in the depot pane and choose File>Properties...
`help`		Display information about a command or task	To launch the help viewer and display the P4Win help system: Choose Help>Help Topics... Click F1 Click the Help button on a dialog. The P4Win help system is the primary documentation for P4Win.
`info`		Display client and server information	Choose Help>Show Connection Info Click	The information is displayed in the status pane at the bottom of the main window
`integrate`	`[-b] revisionspec`	Schedule integration using a label, changelist number, or date revision specification	On the File Integrate dialog, click the Source Revision Range tab and specify the range of revisions you want to integrate.	To set defaults, choose Settings>Options and go to the Advanced>Integration pane.
`integrate`	`-b branchname`	Schedule integration using a branch specification	Select a branch and choose BranchSpec>Integrate Using **branch... Select files or folders in the depot pane and choose File>Integrate Using>Branchspec...**	Integration menu options are available from: BranchSpec menu Changelist menu File menu Right- clicking files or folders in the depot pane
`integrate`	`-c changenum [flags]`	Schedule integration, specifying options	To specify the changelist in which to open the file for integrate, click the Open Files under Changelist drop-down list and select the desired changelist. To set other integration options, click the Options button.	To set defaults, choose Settings>Options and go to the Advanced>Integration pane.
`integrate`	`fromfile tofile`	Schedule integration from one file to another	Select files or folders in the depot, then choose File>Integrate Using>Filespec...
`integrate`	`-h`	Schedule integration using the have revision, not the head revision of the target file(s)	Integrate as described above, unselecting the Integrate target at head rev option
`integrate`	`-I`	Consider indirect integration history when selecting base file for integration	Not directly supported: use the `p4` command or create a script and add it to the the Tools menu.
`integrate`	`-s [-b]`	Specify source files when using branch specification	Not directly supported: use the `p4` command or create a script and add it to the the Tools menu.
`integrated`		Display submitted integration information	Not directly supported: use the `p4` command or create a script and add it to the the Tools menu.
`job`		Create a job	Choose Job>New...
`job`	`-d jobname`	Delete a job	Select a job, then choose Job>Delete *jobname*
`job`	`-f ...`	Edit jobs, using various admin user options	Not directly supported: use the `p4` command or create a script and add it to the the Tools menu.
`job`	`-i`	Read job information from standard input	Not directly supported: use the `p4` command or create a script and add it to the the Tools menu.
`job`	`jobname`	Edit a job	Select a job, then choose Job>Edit Spec *jobname...* Double-click a job
`job`	`-o jobname`	Write the job information to standard output	Select a job, then choose Job>Describe *jobname...* To type the job name instead of selecting the job in the Jobs pane, choose Job>Describe Job... and enter the job name in the Describe Job dialog.
`jobs`		Display list of jobs	Click	To configure which job fields are displayed, choose Job>Set job list columns... To display the details of a job, double-click the job.
`jobs`	`[file ...]`	Display jobs fixed by changelists that affected specified files	Select file(s) or folders in the depot pane and choose Job>Filter by Selected Files.
`jobs`	`-e jobview`	Display a list of jobs that match specific criteria	Choose Job>Filter... and enter the desired filtering criteria in the resulting dialog.	To clear a filter, choose Job>Clear Filter.
`jobs`	`-i [file...]`	Display lists of jobs integrated into files specified	Not directly supported: use the `p4` command or create a script and add it to the the Tools menu.
`jobs`	`-l`	Display the full text of each job description		To expand the description column in the job pane, maximize the window and drag the split bars to resize the column.
`jobs`	`-m maxjobs`	Display the last `maxjobs` jobs, sorted alphabetically by job name	To configure the number of jobs displayed, choose Options and display the Perforce Objects>Jobs pane
`jobs`	`-r`	Display jobs in reverse alphabetical order by job name	To sort the job list, click the column headings.
`jobs`	`-R`	Rebuild the jobs table and reindex each job	Not directly supported: use the `p4` command or create a script and add it to the the Tools menu.
`jobspec`		Edit the job template to change the job format	Not directly supported: use the `p4` command or create a script and add it to the the Tools menu.
`label`	`-d labelname`	Delete a label	Select a label, then choose Label>Delete *labelname*
`label`	`-f ...`	Run the label command with the admin user flag	Not directly supported: use the `p4` command or create a script and add it to the the Tools menu.
`label`	`-i`	Read job specification from standard input	Not directly supported: use the `p4` command or create a script and add it to the the Tools menu.
`label`	`labelname`	Create a new label	Select a label, then choose Label>New...
`label`	`labelname`	Edit an existing label	Select a label, then choose Label>Edit Spec **labelname...** Double-click a label
`label`	`-o labelname`	Write a label specification to standard output	Select a label, then choose Label>Describe **labelname...**
`label`	`-t template`	Create a label from a template	Right-click a label and choose Create/Update Label Using *labelname* as Template...
`labels`		Display list of labels	The complete list of labels is visible in the label pane. Select Label>Clear Labels Filter to see all labels.	The list of labels may be sorted by clicking on any field name
`labels`	`file`	List labels containing the specified file	Click on file(s) or folder(s) and select Label>Set Labels Filter for Selected Files. Drag and drop files or folders onto the labels pane.	Revision ranges cannot be specified for this operation using P4Win.
`labelsync`	`-a -l labelname file`	Apply label to specified file revisions	Choose Label>Add/Replace Files Listed in Label **labelname... The Add/Replace dialog is displayed. Click Add/Replace only the following files**. Select the files you want to tag.	You can specify the file revisions using the following: `#have` (the revision in the workspace) revision number date label client specification changelist number For details about file revision specifiers, see the Perforce User's Guide.
`labelsync`	`-d -l labelname file...`	Delete selected files from a label	Choose Label>Delete Some Files Listed in Label **labelname... The Delete files dialog is displayed. Select the files that you want to delete from label. Click Delete Checked Files from List in Label**.
`labelsync`	`-l labelname`	Synchronize label with current client contents	Select Label>Add/Replace Files Listed in Label **labelname... Select Replace list of file revisions in label with contents of client workspace**	This is the default.
`labelsync`	`-n files`	Preview the labelsync operation	Click Preview in the above dialog boxes.
`lock`		Lock an open file, preventing revisions from being submitted from another client workspace	Select a depot file, that you have opened for edit, and: Choose File>Lock, or Click	A file locked by you displays a black lock icon on the left side of the file icon: A file locked by another workspace displays a gray lock icon on the right side of the file icon:
`lock`	`-c changenum`	Lock all the files contained in the specified changelist	Select all the files in the changelist, and choose File >Lock.
`logger`		List jobs and changelists that have changed	Not directly supported: (used by P4DTI defect tracker integration).
`monitor`		Monitor server processes	Not directly supported: use the `p4` command or create a script and add it to the the Tools menu.
`obliterate`		Remove files and their histories from the depot	Not directly supported: use the `p4` command or create a script and add it to the the Tools menu.	This command permanently removes all traces of a file from the depot, including revision history. Refer to the Perforce User's Guide for details about required privileges, and use this command with caution.
`opened`		Display a list of files opened for pending change	The depot pane and pending changelist pane list open files. Sorting files: Select Changelist>Sort Files in Pending Changelists by Extension and/or Sort Changes by User and/or Sort Files by Resolve Status.	Opened files are displayed in pending changelists as follows: (open for add) (open for deletion) (open for edit)
`opened`	`-c changenum`	Display a list of files open in the specified pending changelist	Click the expansion symbol at the left of a pending numbered changelist to view the list of included files.
`passwd`		Create a user password	Choose User>Set Password for **username...** The password will be created, and its value will be stored locally within the registry.	Check the Remember Password box if you don't want to enter your password when starting P4Win
`print`	`file`	Display the head revision of a file in a read-only viewer	Select a file in the depot pane, then choose File>View File... Double-click an unopened file in the depot pane (default double-click action, unless you have configured a different action) Click	To set double-click options for unopened files, use the Options Files>Double Click pane.
`print`	`file#revnum`	Display a specified file revision	Select a file in the depot pane. Choose File>Revision History... The Revision History dialog is displayed. Right-click the desired revision, choose View This Revision Using and choose Associated Viewer or Other Viewer... from the resulting submenu.
`print`	`-o outfile`	Redirect output to specified file on local disk	Not directly supported: use the `p4` command or create a script and add it to the the Tools menu.
`protect`		Modify protections in the server namespace	Not directly supported: use the `p4` command or create a script and add it to the the Tools menu.
`reopen`	`-c changenum`	Move a file from one changelist to another	Drag the file(s) from one changelist to another
`reopen`	`-t filetype`	Change the Perforce file type of a file	Select an open file in the Pending Perforce Changelists pane, then choose File>Change File Type... Right-click a file in the Pending Perforce Changelists pane and choose Change File Type...
`resolve`		Interactively resolve a file conflict or perform an integration merge	Within a pending changelist, select files that require resolution, then choose File>Resolve>Interactively	A file is scheduled for resolve when its changelist has been submitted and rejected, or when a file has been edited, then synced to the head revision. Files needing resolution are displayed in the changelist with an exclamation point: To schedule a file for resolve, select the file and choose File>Resolve>Schedule File for Resolve. If the file does not require resolution, Perforce does not schedule it.
`resolve`	`-af` `-am` `-as` `-at` `-ay` `-v`	Automatically resolve a file conflict or perform an integration merge	In a pending changelist, select files that require resolution and choose File>Resolve>Auto-resolve... Right-click files and choose Resolve>Auto-Resolve...
`resolve`	`-dw or -db`	Ignore white space altogether Ignore changes to white space	On the Options Files>Merge pane, enable Ignore diffs or Ignore all for Whitespace settings.
`resolve`	`-f`	Re-resolve a previously resolved, but unsubmitted, file	Select the already-resolved files and choose interactive or automatic resolve, as described above.
`resolve`	`-n`	Preview the resolve without running it	click the Preview button at the bottom of the Auto-resolve... dialog. The results are displayed in the status pane.
`resolve`	`-t`	Perform a three-way merge of a binary file		In general, three-way merges are intended for text files and are not suitable for binary files.
`resolved`		List files that have been resolved but not yet submitted	Not directly supported: use the `p4` command or create a script and add it to the the Tools menu.	No equivalent: already-resolved files in pending changelists are not displayed with any distinguishing icon.
`revert`		Discard changes made to an opened file	Select file(s) in a changelist or the depot pane, then choose File>Revert or click . Right-click a file and choose Revert.
`revert`	`-a`	Revert all files open for edit that have not changed or open for integrate and not resolved.	Right-click a changelist and choose Revert Unchanged Files	P4Win doesn't revert files open for integrate but not resolved. To automatically revert unchanged files, go to Options Perforce Objects>Changelists and enable Automatically deselect unchanged files before changelist submission.
`revert`	`-c changenum`	Revert all files in the given pending changelist	Select files, right-click and choose Revert. To revert only unchanged files, right-click the changelist and choose Revert Unchanged Files.
`revert`	`-n`	Preview the results of reverting	Not directly supported: use the `p4` command or create a script and add it to the the Tools menu.
`review`		List changes not yet reviewed	Not directly supported: use the `p4` command or create a script and add it to the the Tools menu.
`reviews`		List which users are subscribed to review files	Not directly supported: use the `p4` command or create a script and add it to the the Tools menu.
`set`	`-s`	Display Perforce environment variable settings	Specify connection settings, then choose Settings >Use Current as Default	`P4PORT`, `P4CLIENT`, and `P4USER` environment variables are displayed on the top border of P4Win.
`set`	`regvar=value`	Set Perforce registry variables		See "Setting Perforce Configuration Variables" on page 8
`set`	`-S svcname`	Set the registry variables for specified Perforce service	Not directly supported: use the `p4` command or create a script and add it to the the Tools menu.
`submit`	`[-c changenum]`	Submit a pending changelist to the depot	Select a changelist, then choose Changelist>Submit or click
`submit`	`-i`	Read change specification from standard input	Not directly supported: use the `p4` command or create a script and add it to the the Tools menu.
`submit`	`-r`	Reopen files for edit after submission	Select the Reopen Files box in the Submit dialog	To configure the default setting for this check box, go to the Options Perforce Objects>Changelists pane.
`submit`	`-s`	Include the fix status for each job, which becomes the job's status when the changelist is committed	Numbered pending changelists: Right-click changelist, choose Edit Spec... then choose Editor. Set job status as desired. Default changelist: if jobs are included based on user's jobview, select a job status.
`sync`		Copy the head revision of depot files to the workspace	Select files, folders, or depots in depot pane, then choose File>Sync>Sync To Head Revision
`sync`	`@labelname`	Synchronize the client workspace with the contents of a specified label	Select files in depot pane, then choose File>Sync>Sync to Revision, Label, Changelist or Date... In the Sync dialog, click the Other radio button. Click Label in the drop-down list and and specify the label *labelname*.	Files in the workspace but not tagged with the label are deleted from the workspace.
`sync`	`@labelname,@labelname`	Synchronize the client workspace with the contents of a specified label, preserving untagged files in the workspace.	Select a label and choose Label>Sync Specific Files in Label *labelname* to Client **clientname...**	Files in the workspace but not tagged with the label remain in the workspace.
`sync`	`-n`	Preview results of sync	Select files in depot pane, then choose File>Sync>Sync To Head Revision (Preview Only)	The file list is displayed in the status pane at the bottom of the window.
`sync`	`-f`	Force resynchronization of previously synced file revisions	Select unopened files in the depot pane and choose File>Sync>Redo sync to same revision
`sync`	`file#none or file#0`	Remove a file from the workspace	Select the files, then choose File>Remove From Client Or: Select files in the depot pane Choose File>Sync>Sync to Revision, Label, Changelist or Date... In the Sync dialog, click the Revision # radio button Specify a revision number of zero (0)	Syncing with the non-existent revision simply removes the file from the client, but leaves it intact in the depot.
`sync`	`file#revnum`	Copy specified revisions of depot files to the workspace	Select file and choose File>Sync>Sync to Revision, Label, Changelist or Date... Specify desired revision in the Sync dialog. Right-click file and choose Sync>Sync to Revision, Label, Changelist or Date... Specify desired revision in the Sync dialog. Select a file in the depot pane, choose File>Revision History, select a file revision in the resulting dialog, and click the Sync button.
`sync`	`file@changenum` `file@labelname` `file@date`	Synchronize the client workspace with depot files from a particular label, changelist number, or date	Select files in the depot pane Choose File>Sync>Sync to Revision, Label, Changelist or Date... In the Sync dialog, click the Revision # radio button Specify the desired change number, label name, or date
`triggers`		Edit the server's list of pre-submit triggers	Not directly supported: use the `p4` command or create a script and add it to the the Tools menu.
`typemap`		Modify the file type mapping table	Not directly supported: use the `p4` command or create a script and add it to the the Tools menu.
`unlock`		Release a locked file, leaving it open	Select a locked file from the depot pane and choose File>Unlock or click
`user`	`-f`	Run `p4 user` with the superuser flag	Not directly supported: use the `p4` command or create a script and add it to the the Tools menu.
`users`		List Perforce users	Choose User>View Users The complete list of users is displayed in the right pane	To sort the user list, click the column headings.
`verify`		Verify that the server archives are intact	Not directly supported: use the `p4` command or create a script and add it to the the Tools menu.


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