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What OS do you use?<br />
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When you have the svn client installed on your computer (either graphical or the command line)<br />
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Select 'checkout' or in command line type 'svn co SVN_URL_GOES_HERE';<br />
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this will get you the latest copy
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What OS do you use?

When you have the svn client installed on your computer (either graphical or the command line)

Select 'checkout' or in command line type 'svn co SVN_URL_GOES_HERE';

this will get you the latest copy

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I use Win XP. I have already downloaded Tortoise SVN and installed it. I have a copy of XALAN 1.10 software in my system. I now need to download the latest files from <a href="http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/xalan/c/" rel="ugc">http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/xalan/c/</a>&nbsp;Can you brief me the settings that I need to do to check out the file (like proxy, username, pw, etc)?
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I use Win XP. I have already downloaded Tortoise SVN and installed it. I have a copy of XALAN 1.10 software in my system. I now need to download the latest files from http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/xalan/c/ [http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/xalan/c/] Can you brief me the settings that I need to do to check out the file (like proxy, username, pw, etc)?

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I need to download the latest version of Xalan from SVN (subversion repository). Currently I have a copy downloaded from <a href="http://mirrors.devlib.org/apache//xml/xalan-c/" rel="ugc">http://mirrors.devlib.org/apache//xml/xalan-c/</a>. Can someone give me the steps to open and download the latest ones from the subversion repository?
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I need to download the latest version of Xalan from SVN (subversion repository). Currently I have a copy downloaded from http://mirrors.devlib.org/apache//xml/xalan-c/. Can someone give me the steps to open and download the latest ones from the subversion repository?

How do I download from subversion repository?

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