The different diagram versions are displayed in separate Difference Viewer tabs in the Difference Viewer window next to the Differences tree (see the following figure).

To open diagram difference viewers of a modified diagram

• Double-click the modified diagram in the Differences tree.

One, two or three new tabs open in the Difference Viewer window. The base tab is opened by default. If a diagram is only available in compared, only this tab is opened in the difference viewer.

All the diagram difference viewers are used to display the following changes:

• One or more symbols were moved or modified on the diagram.
• A new symbol was added to the diagram.
• A symbol was deleted from the diagram.
• The number of inner model elements has changed.
• A model element has been modified.

As you can see in the following figure, all these changes are marked by color coded lines and flags allowing the quick distinguishing between different types of changes. Numbers on flags indicate the number of changes made to that element. Clicking a flag switches to the Differences tab and selects the flagged element in the Differences tree.

The colors of lines and flags correspond to the color system explained in the difference legend:

• Blue flags indicate the number of modification/movement changes made to the element, blue lines represent modified/moved relations, and blue borders around symbols mark modified/moved elements in the diagram.
• Green flags indicate the number of addition changes made to the element, green lines represent added relations, and green borders around symbols mark added elements in the diagram.
• Red flags indicate the number of deletion changes made to the element, red lines represent deleted relations, and red borders around symbols mark deleted elements in the diagram.

You can customize the types of changes you want to be displayed in the difference viewer by using filtering options available in the legend. Simply select or clear selection from the appropriate check-boxes and view the differences that are relevant to you.

If you would like to see the diagram version from other project version without switching between tabs, use the slider available at the bottom of the Difference Viewer. Moving the slider makes the current diagram symbols to fade, and the symbols from another diagram version start appearing. When the slider is set to the middle position, different symbols from both diagram.

You can manage the content of a diagram difference viewer using the toolbar that is located above it.

See the button descriptions in the following table.

Button	Tooltip text	Description
	Return to Merged Result	Click to open the Differences tree with the appropriate diagram selected within.
	Synchronize Zooming	Click to turn on or off the zooming synchronization in all difference viewers of the same diagram.
	Synchronize Scrolling	Click to turn on or off scrolling synchronization in all difference viewers of the same diagram.
	Print Diagram	Click the button to print a diagram. The diagram will be printed with highlighted areas on it, if the highlighting of the diagram changes is turned on.
	Zooming	Use the buttons to control the diagram size.