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Article #26Re: I've given up on version cue
From: Lazlo_Hollyfeld
Date: Tue, 22 Aug 2006 19:47
Date: Tue, 22 Aug 2006 19:47
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I experienced the same issue before giving up on VC2. I think the issue is that the conceptual model and design of VC2 takes after other more mature versioning applications made available to software engineering teams--the kind of apps that track bugs, new algorithms, etc. VC2 is dealing with media on the harddrive, not lines of code, and so all your hard drive space is eaten away very quickly. . . and you have no control of how VC2 controls the file structure for your project.
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