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That database should not appear in your &quot;Available databases&quot; list.
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Wow... &nbsp;I sure fat-fingered that one! That should read:<br />
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That database should <b>now</b> appear in your &quot;Available databases&quot; list.
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> That database should not appear in your "Available databases" list.

Wow...  I sure fat-fingered that one! That should read:


That database should now appear in your "Available databases" list.

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OK I followed those direction and they worked well. However how can I map or access my project.<br />
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I see all my projects listed in the view window in folder but im not sure how to access.<br />
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In my old system I have a shared drive PR and I could click on the map drive (C:\PR) and have access to all my project<br />
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How can I set something similar up?
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OK I followed those direction and they worked well. However how can I map or access my project.

I see all my projects listed in the view window in folder but im not sure how to access.

In my old system I have a shared drive PR and I could click on the map drive (C:\PR) and have access to all my project

How can I set something similar up?

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I just installed Visual sourcesafe 6.0 onto a PC how can I map my server database over to the new install?
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I just installed Visual sourcesafe 6.0 onto a PC how can I map my server database over to the new install?

How to map visual sourcesafe 6.0

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