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From the error message, it seems that the file is being used by other programs. You can look up your task manager to see if it is used by any process. Catherine Sea http://www.scmsoftwareconfigurationmanagement.com/ http://www.dynamsoft.com"]www.dynamsoft.com [/URL]-the leading developer of...

Hi dryan83, Did you get any error message when you check in the file? Catherine Sea http://www.scmsoftwareconfigurationmanagement.com/

You can write a batch to automate using VSS Command Line. The following article may be helpful for you: http://www.codeproject.com/KB/files/Automate_Checkin_Process.aspx Thanks. Catherine Sea www.dynamsoft.com

The following two links may be helpful for you: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms181048(VS.80).aspx http://www.kevingao.net/sourcesafe-vss-how-to _______________ Dynamsoft Corporation The leading developer of version control and bug tracking software

I don't know if there is a way to do this. However, you may add a comment about the label time on branching. Thanks. Catherine Sea http://www.dynamsoft.com

No. VSS copies the file into our local machine when you check out a file so that you can make changes and then check in. Catherine Sea http://www.dynamsoft.com

Hi You may branch the file and then delete the file in the folder. Thanks. Catherine Sea http://www.dynamsoft.com

I have been running SourceSafe in my virtual machine without problem. I have not tried Hyper-V though. Thanks. Catherine http://www.dynamsoft.com

I’m not familiar with samba share. However, you may check if the "Use read-only flag for files that are not checked out" option is enabled at SourceSafe Tools->Options->Local Files tab. Thanks. _______________ Dynamsoft Corporation The leading developer of version control and bug tracking...

I suggest you use a version control system. Programmers are always fallible. When we work on a project, we will do requirement, design for it, start coding, then change our minds, rewrite it, go back to a previous version, and so on. If you can use a version control tool correctly, it will make...

Hi, I recommend Dynamsoft SourceAnywhere for you which is an SQL-based version control application. It comes with GUI client, command client, SDK, Eclipse plug-in, Visual Studio 6/2003/2005/2008 integration, Dreamweaver/Flash integration, cross-platform client. Dynamsoft SourceAnywhere has...

All the data in Visual SourceSafe is stored in the VSS Database, which is a file system database. For more information, see this: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms181040(VS.80).aspx Currently, I don't know there is a way to get the project tree information of Visual SourceSafe through...

To relink the VSS project with the moved VFP code, you can go to File | Join Source Control Project in Visual Foxpro, in the "Create local project from SourceSafe" dialog box, browse to the new location of the VFP project and click OK. Thanks. _______________ Dynamsoft Corporation The leading...

You can try rebinding the project again, or try deleting the local copy and than opening the project from source control. Hope it helps. _______________ Dynamsoft Corporation The leading developer of version control and bug tracking software

I do not quite understand what you said. Do you check out files through VS IDE? What does "Source Safe start up" mean? If you check out files through VS IDE, you should change the project's binding through Source Control toolbar. _______________ Dynamsoft Corporation The leading developer of...