Preparing the repository

Well, it's a 1st attempt at a sourceforge project for me, very early in the learning curve, but here's some of my initial thought-process.

I decided to use Mercurial for version-control, as it's a distributed vcs, each coder can do their own local commits and not affect others. When they're ready to share their results, they can push it in. It's also a bit more windows-friendly (eg, TortoiseHg client). I thought about Git vcs initially, but it still seems to linux-oriented, although I know it works in Windows too by installing cygwin/bash. But I'm worried that'll seem like extra headaches for windows developers, so Mercurial it is.

• I've installed TortoiseHg for windows.
• The repo is initially empty, so I right-click in explorer and go to "TortoiseHg >> Clone..."
• In the 'clone' dialog-box, I enter:
  Source: ssh://gurce@hg.code.sf.net/p/baseditnet/code
  Destination: C:\Gurce\BasEdit
• I got a "PuTTY Security Alert" pop-up regarding the ssh key, I just clicked "Yes"
• I then got a password prompt, which took me by surprise. Oh, I then realised I have to type in my Sourceforge account's log-in password.
• Yay, the empty repo is cloned to my local pc
• I'll copy across Björg's code into this local clone folder
• Hmm, there are files in the zip that probably shouldn't go into the repo. Don't have the time right now to trace which ones we can cull, and I don't want to accidentally delete anything important, so will just remove the 'obj' folder, 'exe' and 'pdb' files for now.
• Perhaps I'd better keep 'CompareFiles.exe' and 'petcat.exe', they may be required dependencies
• Ok, I then right-click my 'BasEdit' folder in explorer, and go to "TortoiseHg >> Add Files..."