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Article #83How Are Revisions Stored?
From: mjmpx
Date: Thu, 12 Oct 2006 23:42
Date: Thu, 12 Oct 2006 23:42
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Hi, I am new to VC2 and have never directly used the product. But I have extensive experience with other version control systems. We need to help our graphics and structural design group make a decision about what version control software to use. Obviously, VC2 would integrate well with the designers using Adobe products. But the IT administration needs to get as streamlined disk usage as possible ... My basic question about how the backend storage of files is handled. If you create a version of a file, make an edit and then save a version do you get a total disk usage of 200% the original file? Or does VC2 only save the difference between the files? For instance, if I have a file and then only change 10% of the file and "save a version" do I just have disk usage of 110% the original file? It isnt clear from most of the information about the product nor have I found anything in the forums ... thanks for any info!
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