>>Hi Rick,
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>>I think I'm about to give up on this. I did install Tortoise, I installed something else (VisualSVN?) and I tried to install Subversion. Unfortunately, the instructions on the http://subversion.tigris.org/ are not for dummies.
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>>So far I downloaded several versions already, but the only one I found with convenient Windows Installer was for 1.4.5 version which gave me an error on the
>>Check the Repository step about the versions non-compatible.
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>>I could not figure out how to install Subversion from all other zip files I downloaded :(
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>>I use Windows 2003 Server.
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>VisualSVN doesn't have the same install process as Subversion/Tortoise. Like you found out, the latest version of Tortoise is built against the latest version of Subversion. You can either just download an older version of Tortoise http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=138498, or upgrade your version of Subversion. To upgrade Subversion just download the ZIP file and unzip the share/bin/iconv folders on top of currently installed copy (mine is in C:\Program Files\Subversion).
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>You can download the latest Subversion ZIP from here: http://subversion.tigris.org/servlets/ProjectDocumentList?folderID=8100&expandFolder=8100&folderID=8100
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>Scroll to the bottom and download the file: svn-win32-1.4.6.zip (assuming you are going to use the Windows Service and not Apache).

Well, nothing comes easy :( The files are currently in use, I can not copy. I guess I have to stop the service first...

UPDATE. I stopped the service, copied the files, but I'm still getting the same error

Error * URL 'svn://my IP/Subversion_Repository' non-existent in that revision.

Should I try to go back to the Rick's tutorial and re-do first steps?