Whilst we're on the subject, I've just scribbled - sorry, carefully crafed - an article on using CVS or SubVersion for the March issue of Spectrum magazine (for anyone who doesn't subscribe - shame on you - you can find it at www.intl-spectrum.com).
These are not a substitute for a true MV-centric program control, but can be effective none-the-less if you are prepared to invest in appropriate management controls. I've used CVS in the past to manage client/server projects where I needed to tie together versions originating from different platforms and languages. CVS revision tagging is extremely useful for this, as is virtual PC as a platform onto which to extract working copies/history revisions. And if you're just after a simple version repository without requiring much thought or layout, SubVersion with a copy of TortioseSVN on your PCs is a simple and cool combination. Brian ------- u2-users mailing list u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org To unsubscribe please visit http://listserver.u2ug.org/
