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That is, of course, provided that you don't mind not using a GUI.
Honestly, I think the command line version is clearer, and you'll gain
a better understanding of how CVS works, which will be useful on other
projects. When I used to develop things in windows, I used WinCVS I
believe - because I found Tortoise hid too many things, and didn't
allow me to easily accomplish what I wished to do. WinCVS was slightly
better.<br>
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--Matt<br>
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Greg Toombs wrote:
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<div>Hello, Amar.</div>
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<div>I have recently installed WinCVS (CVSNT), which is
command-line-based, and I have created a set of environment variables
to automate its configuration. It's very easy to use, and comes with a
preliminary readme containing some basic commands. If you're
interested, get back to me.</div>
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<div>- Greg<br>
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<b><i>Amar Gautam <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:ama...@gm..."><ama...@gm...></a></i></b> wrote:</div>
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<div>Hi Matt,</div>
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<div>Thanks for you considerations. I am using Windows XP and
looking for a GUI based CVS system. Vaugeli has already helped me out.
Now I am trying out TortoiseCVS. Let me see if that works. But you
please suggest me any other GUI Based CVS if any thats better than
TortoiseCVS. </div>
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<div>Thanks for you support,</div>
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<div>Amar Gautam</div>
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