Re: i am new..

raaj sheker wrote:
> hi friends,
>    I am Nani working in a small company upto now our company havent
> implemented
>    version control and recently our M.D told me to, handle projects with
> version control software
>    then i decided to use wincvs and downloaded 2.0.2.4 version ,but i am not
> getting the usermanual  for this version,and the documentation is for CVS
> only.
>   then how can i proceed .i am facing some difficulties in getting the
> module .First i created the CVSROOT as my working PC(i.e local),,can any one
> suggest how to proceed.i am very thankfull.
> for the group.

WinCvs is a CVT *client*.  It allows you to work with CVS repositories 
stored on a CVS server somewhere.  Since you are trying to set up 
version control, you will first need to set up a repository on a server 
somewhere; if you are working with a small (i.e., one-person) project, 
you might set up a repository just for yourself on the same computer you 
  are running WinCvs on.  Once you've got a repository set up, you can 
then configure WinCvs to work with it.

Since you are asking on the CvsGui mailing list, we'll assume you are 
interested in using CVS as your version control system.  If so, take a 
look at CvsNT for CVS server software to host your repository: 
http://www.march-hare.com/cvspro/

-- 
Guy Rouillier



 
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