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I saw a few threads over a year old, and thought I'd bring this up again.

Subversion, I love it :D

I found a wonderful plugin for Visual Studio -> AnkhSVN that builds Subversion Controls right into your Development Environment.
I've been using this for my latest project, when working at home & at work, one click and I know I'm at the latest rev of my code & no more worrying about Did I copy the right files.

Has anyone else used this tool, and if so have you had any problems with it?

My Web Hosting Provider has subversion servers built in, so setting up a new project on the web was quite simple for me, I haven't tried running a subversion server locally though.

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I've wanted to try it for a while, but never have. I should probably look into setting it up at home one of these days.
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I only used it to check in/out code. But I never used it revision version. I'll test it out over the break though. It sounds cool to see all the version of your code.