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[Joey Carr <joey AT metalab.unc.edu>]

Ick... SourceSafe is a blight.  It's worse than Windows, if that's
possible.  For Windows environments where CVS just won't do (because your
users are afraid of a command line interface) I'd recommend StarTeam.  
See starbase.com. It's proprietary, and I've gotten better support
occasionally, but all in all it's a good deal and very usable for
non-technical personnel.  If most of your problem is content management
they've got this thing called "StarDisk" that connects to the StarTeam
server and looks like a network mounted file system.  It's very easy for
tech-writers to grasp the whole thing.  CVS, on the other hand, is much
better, but suffers from "command lines are hard" inhibitions.


-Joey


On Mon, 20 Jan 2003, Shea Tisdale wrote:

> Since you mentioned that it has to be compatible with the beast, how about
> using one of the beastly utilities.  SourceSafe will allow you to check in
> and check out both code and documentation.
>