Thanks Angel, I installed VisualSVN Server Manager this afternoon which
apparently installed Apache and Tortoise and functions as a GUI for
Tortoise. I'm just trying to make more time tonight to learn what I've done
so far.
"Angel J. Hernández M." <angeljesus14@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Hi there,
>
> I have both installed on my laptop. Tortoise for file system operations
> and AnkhSVN plugin for Visual Studio. In my own experience I've found that
> the plugin "does weird stuff" sometimes and then I have to commit code
> using Tortoise.
>
> Regards,
>
>
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> "HillBilly" <nobody@xxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:Oqz60Qc#JHA.4560@xxxxxx Quote:
>> I'm looking for some hand holding here with how to implement source
>> control for a one and two man shop. I'll be installing on a Vista Premium
>> machine but could use Windows XP Pro machine that is still available but
>> Visual Studio 2008 is on the Vista machine. Where should I start and with
>> what in your experience?
>