Ravi,
No Visual SourceSafe is used for version control. You store all your source code in it, and then you (and other developers working on the project) can 'check out' files to work on. This keeps you from overwriting each other if many work on the same project. It also lets you do 'rollbacks' to old versions of the code.


>>For my next experiement I will be decompiling a Konxise protected application. It would be nice if someone at Microsoft would do something about this it is just too easy to rip off VFP source code.
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>Hi Victor:
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>Does Visual SourceSafe provide soucre code protection?
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>TIA.
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>Ravi