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I am working on a project which is using Visual Basic as a<br />
front end. We use Visual Source Safe 5.0 for Configuration MAnagement. Being the Configuration MAnager, I need to <br />
create login -id's and passwords for new members joining the <br />
project in Visual Source Safe so that the users can directly check-in or check-out the files. I can do it directly in <br />
Visual Source Safe. But I want it to be done through<br />
Visual Basic using the exposed objects.<br />
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Can I do that? If yes then how ??<br />

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I am working on a project which is using Visual Basic as a
front end. We use Visual Source Safe 5.0 for Configuration MAnagement. Being the Configuration MAnager, I need to
create login -id's and passwords for new members joining the
project in Visual Source Safe so that the users can directly check-in or check-out the files. I can do it directly in
Visual Source Safe. But I want it to be done through
Visual Basic using the exposed objects.

Can I do that? If yes then how ??


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Thanks for the help.<br />

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Can we creat login id's and passwords for new users in <br />
Visual Source Safe 5.0 through Visual Basic 6.0 code ?<br />
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If yes , then how ?<br />

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Can we creat login id's and passwords for new users in 
Visual Source Safe 5.0 through Visual Basic 6.0 code ?

If yes , then how ?


Creating id's in Visual Source Safe thro' Visual Basic

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Visual Basic is Microsoft’s event-driven programming language and integrated development environment (IDE) for its Component Object Model (COM) programming model. It is relatively easy to learn and use because of its graphical development features and BASIC heritage. It has been replaced with VB.NET, and is very similar to VBA (Visual Basic for Applications), the programming language for the Microsoft Office product line.