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In article <5233@internal.Apple.COM> han@apple.COM (Byron Han, Project Scapegoat) writes:
>In article <17033@umn-cs.CS.UMN.EDU> meuer@umn-cs.CS.UMN.EDU (Mark V. 
>Meuer) writes:
>> Does anyone know of a revision control system for the Macintosh?  I'm
>> looking for something along the line of SCCS or RCS that would allow
>> changes to a file to be recorded and restored.
>
>MPW has Projector which provides fairly powerful source code control 
>capabilities including branching, merging, and full history maintenance 
>(all deltas are stored in the database).
>
>There are also some third party products (whose names escape me at this 
>point) which promise interoperability with VAX and PC source control 
>management systemsI

The company's name is Polytron. The product is PVCS (Polytron Version
Control System). They usually advertise in PC-type mags and 
programming mags, i.e. Dr.Dobbs, Computer Language, etc.

One thing about Projector that I've heard is that you can never
reclaim space from a Projector "document".

Of course you can always port RCS over.

One of the big pains about Think C is that they don't have 
a version control system. (How did those guys at Aldus survive?)

Johnny Lee
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