Select "Older"
Expand Older.
Click on one of the files in the top.
Check a file in the bottom pane that has only 1 version available.
(NOTE: Slick doesn't tell you -- but it should display in this pane the number of versions of each file that is available).
Click "Diff".
Slick complains "Only one version, want to view the oldest versions of the files?"
Slick complains again "YOu must have at least 2 versions....".
#1: The first error message (shown below) doesn't make sense - please explain what it means, or what slick is trying to do.
#2: I asked to view the oldest version (given that there is just one version, I'm not sure what "oldest" is supposed to mean) so the 2nd dialog complaining that I must have at least 2 versions doesn't make sense.
#3: The 2nd dialog should tell me which file it is complaining about.
Dialog #1
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SlickEdit
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The following files do not have enough versions for the selected date.
C:\Users\Joe_Porkka\Documents\Slick\18.0.1\keybindings\keychart.html
Would you like to view the oldest versions of the files?
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&Yes &No
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Dialog #2
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SlickEdit
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You must have at least 2 versions of a file to use this feature
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OK
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