> Perforce (www.perforce.com) claims it has more features, but I have only
> used the basics. That basic part worked fine for me.

> Actually, the reason I used it is because I was looking for free software.
> Perforce costs about the same as Visual Source Safe, but it is free for
> 1-2 developers.

Hi Hilmar!

I also am looking for a source control tool for a 1-2 developer shop and the price is definitely right on this one. Can you use Perforce directly in the VFP project environment (i.e. as a source control provider) the same as you can with Visual Source Safe or do you have to do all check ins/outs outside VFP environment?

Thanks!