Re: Syntax for Pairs of Working and RCS Files

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> Back story:  I used to use CS-RCS as a GUI for version control.  CS-RCS
> uses RCS commands, from what I understand.  Component Software no longer
> exists, and the software no longer works on modern Windows OS.  I would
> like to use RCS so I maintain the history I now have in my network volume
> repository.
>


So you don't use CS-RCS, but what do you use?  How did you get RCS binaries
for Windows?

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