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Man, I was really hoping for a free solution, but I have yet to find any. &nbsp;We've only got one mac user who this would apply for, so having to get that system just for one person seems like a waste. &nbsp;I wonder how hard it would be to roll our own solution.<br />
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Anyways, thanks for the help.<br />
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Mike
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Man, I was really hoping for a free solution, but I have yet to find any.  We've only got one mac user who this would apply for, so having to get that system just for one person seems like a waste.  I wonder how hard it would be to roll our own solution.

Anyways, thanks for the help.

Mike

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Hello,<br />
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Does Visual Source Safe 2005 come with an option for a web interface, or do I have to purchase some sort of third party utility? &nbsp;We have a Mac user that will need access to our DB.<br />
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TIA,<br />
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Mike
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Hello,

Does Visual Source Safe 2005 come with an option for a web interface, or do I have to purchase some sort of third party utility?  We have a Mac user that will need access to our DB.

TIA,

Mike

Visual Source Safe Web Interface

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