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Version Management Software

I am looking for a cheap or free version management software for me and my friends to work on. We are working on a small project (website) the only problem is we need to be able to keep track of changed made by each other.

Any suggestions?

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yotamsher

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Mike McCracken

If you are working in Visual Studio it includes a copy of Visual Source Safe (VSS). We found it to be quite useful

mlmcc

yotamsher

If it is a small, local project (all people on the same lan)
then VSS is the most convenient.

Yotam

DuNuNuBatman

ASKER

It is a coldfusion project, so just regular files. I will be using eclipse but I think that some of the others use coldfusion studio still.
I am located in NC but the files will be hosted in Texas.

Something simple. I will be testing locally on my machine and the changes I make will be replicated to the test server in Texas...

yotamsher

then on first glance, I would not take Source Safe

Mike McCracken

VSS can work but it is really for projects with a colocated development team.

mlmcc

DuNuNuBatman

ASKER

Sorry guys, I actually have been working with subversion but forgot I had this question open.
Thanks for your help. I chose subversion over cvs because cvs doesn't support folder versioning which is a big problem. I have also been working with eclipse for a while and the svc pluggin seems to work well.