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    Question what is VSS

    hi friends,

    what is VSS(Visual Source Safe)? why we are using this?what is the advantage of this?

    then how to use this?

    plz anyone explain from the basic and how to use that....

    Thanks in advance

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    Re: what is VSS

    There is complete documentation on http://msdn.microsoft.com

    Simply stated it is a "Source Control System" that allows you to keep track of changes and versions to your files, and to coordinate changes among multiple team members.

    While VSS has been around for many years, Microsoft released TFS [Team Foundation Server] which has many more advanced features.
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    Re: what is VSS

    Quote Originally Posted by TheCPUWizard
    There is complete documentation on http://msdn.microsoft.com

    Simply stated it is a "Source Control System" that allows you to keep track of changes and versions to your files, and to coordinate changes among multiple team members.

    While VSS has been around for many years, Microsoft released TFS [Team Foundation Server] which has many more advanced features.

    thanks you...
    let me go through that link...

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