Computer programmers use version control software that keeps a database
of their program source files. They check out a file, make some changes,
log the changes and check the file back in to the version control
database which records the changes. Then it's possible to roll back the
work to any point in the development of a program.
I am wondering if there is any version control software that is normally
used by programmers that might work with Finale .MUS files.
Hi Leigh,
most version control programs support all types of files, so they are
not limited to source code files. I use subversion
(http://subversion.tigris.org) for all my projects and it does a really
great job. In contrast to the older tool CVS, subversion's diff
algorithm works equally on text and binary files, so versioning binary
files usually doesn't need more space in the version repository.
Martin
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