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you can use the 2005 client for 2008
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Where I will get 2005 Client?
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<a href="http://www.amazon.com/Microsoft-324-00497-Visual-SourceSafe-2005/dp/B000BT8TR6" rel="ugc">http://www.amazon.com/Microsoft-324-00497-Visual-SourceSafe-2005/dp/B000BT8TR6</a>
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http://www.amazon.com/Microsoft-324-00497-Visual-SourceSafe-2005/dp/B000BT8TR6 [http://www.amazon.com/Microsoft-324-00497-Visual-SourceSafe-2005/dp/B000BT8TR6]

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This is not answer to my question, you are answering me to buy VSS 2005, as I mentioned in my question I installed the server so obviously I need only client so I can install on develpers machine so they will able to add project but I dont want them to create seprate source safe DB. <br />
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Thanks for your answer but this is not right I forwarded this question to Microsoft I think I will update this Solution once I get the information. <br />
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Thanks for solution.
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This is not answer to my question, you are answering me to buy VSS 2005, as I mentioned in my question I installed the server so obviously I need only client so I can install on develpers machine so they will able to add project but I dont want them to create seprate source safe DB.

Thanks for your answer but this is not right I forwarded this question to Microsoft I think I will update this Solution once I get the information.

Thanks for solution.

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I installed VSS 2005 on Server and created the database, now I need the client for VS 2008 Team System, SSMS 2005 and BIDS 2005, where to find this client application.
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I installed VSS 2005 on Server and created the database, now I need the client for VS 2008 Team System, SSMS 2005 and BIDS 2005, where to find this client application.

VSS 2005 Client for VS 2008

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