Load a session using any of the following options.
 File menu
 File menu  Open Session...
 Open Session...   open a previously saved session from file ( *.mvm )
 open a previously saved session from file ( *.mvm ) 
or click on the Open Session icon on the standard toolbar.
 
or use the shortcut:
 +
 +  Open session
  Open session
If you have a limit of 1 session to be open at a time, any open session will be closed first, otherwise you can open multiple sessions at a time.
Save a session using any of the following options.
 File menu
 File menu  Save Session...
 Save Session...   saves all the session data to a file ( *.mvm ), prompting for a file name if necessary
 saves all the session data to a file ( *.mvm ), prompting for a file name if necessary 
 File menu
 File menu  Save As...
 Save As...   saves the session to a new file
 saves the session to a new file 
or click on the Save Session icon on the standard toolbar.
 
or use the shortcut:
 +
 +  Save session
  Save session
The Save Session dialog appears so you can choose the content and format of what gets saved.
The session export dialog is very similar to the Export dialog, except here the format is set to .mvm.
 
Choose the scope and type of data you want to record in the saved session, and set the file name before saving.
Typically you'll accept the default settings of saving everything.
Scope section
•Allocated Memory  all memory and resource allocations not deallocated and information about damaged memory
 all memory and resource allocations not deallocated and information about damaged memory 
•Reallocated Memory  all allocations that have been reallocated
 all allocations that have been reallocated 
•Free Memory  all allocations that have been deallocated
 all allocations that have been deallocated
Type section
•Memory  memory allocations, reallocations and deallocations
 memory allocations, reallocations and deallocations 
•Handle  resource allocations and deallocations
 resource allocations and deallocations 
•Errors  error conditions such as damaged memory, incorrect deallocation, uninitialized memory
 error conditions such as damaged memory, incorrect deallocation, uninitialized memory
•Trace  TRACE() and OutputDebugString() messages
 TRACE() and OutputDebugString() messages
Unlike exports where stack traces are optional, here they are saved unfiltered for all selected data types.
File section
The file format for a saved session is set as a .mvm file
•File  type the filename or Browse to a location
 type the filename or Browse to a location 
•OK  saves the session
 saves the session 
Check the overwrite existing file option if necessary.