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Re: Using Autodesk Vault for Source Control
Another option that you might want to look at is using Subversion Source Control. You can run it locally on just one computer or on a network. . . It is simple to set up a server with different users now with a software package called "VisualSVN". I don't think the Subversion Merge feature will work too well but the Revision control / Source control will.
Many YouTube tutorials about it. |
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