>Hi Hilmar,
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>The defect tracking (at least as far as I can tell from their web site) allows you to record bugs--assign a tracking #, repair time, etc.
Oh, I see. No, I didn't try this. I understand that you can use that too, as well as some other tools, free for 1-2 developers. But at that time, I was only interested in version control.
>I gather it didn't take long to install and try Perforce?
I must admit there were some initial problems. If you want to try it out, I will try to help you - I just hope I can remember the solution to typical problems, once they arise. I don't have Perforce here to test, right now (I no longer work at the company where I used it), and at home I don't have a machine with Windows NT or 2000 (the server part requires this, or some version of Unix - an important limitation I neglected to mention before).
Hilmar.
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