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Hi,<br />
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You may use Microsoft Visual Source Safe as you ar using Visual Studio.<br />
Binding application to source control is very easy<br />
1. First create a repository on a shared server.<br />
2. Then Just Bind your code to above repository.
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try out visualstudioonline.com or github.com &nbsp;<br />
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All the tools are available for Visual Studio
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Hi Guys Thanks for reply But I am looking free of cost software for Version Control.Please reply me asap.
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I am using Visual Studio 2010.
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Hi I want to set my Visual Studio code on version control,I am not sure which will be best to use and it should be free of cost if possible. Please help me to find best version control and its setup steps so I can do by myself. Please help me asap.
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Hi I want to set my Visual Studio code on version control,I am not sure which will be best to use and it should be free of cost if possible. Please help me to find best version control and its setup steps so I can do by myself. Please help me asap.

Setting Visual Studio 2010 code on Version Control

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