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    Tortoise Plugin that allow connection to TFS, also a plugin for MantisBT on it's way.
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    Designer and Creator - Mike Krueger: Maintainer - Clayton Harbour What is Sharpcvslib? Sharpcvslib is a client cvs library written in c#. What can it do for you? It can be used in your applications to allow access to cvs repositories. It supp
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    SCMAPI is a set of libraries for dealing with various source control management systems (such as CVS , subversion , perforce ).
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    Converter to convert a Visual Source Safe Repository to CVS.
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    c#.net Mail notification system to combine CVSNT actions and send notification e-mails to subscribed users. Primarily used to combine and mail Commits, Tags, and Watches/Edits on files.
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    Porc is both a graphical front-end for CVS and a Project management tool, and it provides some interesting extra functionality on top of CVS. It was written in C#, for the .NET Framework.
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    FARCVS is a plugin to the FAR file manager (http://farmanager.com), a Norton Commanger clone. Provides a UI for working with CVS: checkin and checkout, diffing and merging files, viewing statuses, etc... Written in C# using a .NET wrapper around FAR API.
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    NetCvsLib is a CVS client written entirely in C# for the .NET platform. It is implemented as an assembly, and thus can easily be incorporated into other projects.
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    Group project to develop a campground reservation system as part of a Software Engineering class requirement.
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