Re: CVS field display in Vista folders in Windows Explorer

> To me, that reduces the utility of TortoiseCVS. It's so easy to branch a
> branch (thinking you have HEAD), or change an unintended version without
> that staring you in the face.
> 
> TortoiseCVS developers: Our December hallmark.com traffic showed 25% of
> users were Vista with 55.4% XP  and 4% Windows 7. I expect Vista and
> Windows 7 to continue to climb. If possible, please figure out something to
> provide similar functionality. Otherwise, I would fear gradually losing
> user base.

Well, as even Microsoft is not able to suggest a working strategy (see Arthur's link: http://groups.google.com/group/microsoft.public.platformsdk.shell/browse_thread/thread/e79555b9910c5f68?pli=), 
there is little hope that the TortoiseCVS developer (me) will be able to do something about it.

-Torsten





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