>Hi Hilmar
>
>>You Wrote:
>>Yes, you can integrate it into the project. The main limitation (it may be
>>one, depending on your existing environment) is that you have to install a
>>Perforce server on Windows NT / 2000 / XP, but NOT on Windows 95, 98 or ME.
>>The client part (you, the programmer, who accesses the Perforce database)
>>can be on any version of Windows (95 or later), though.
>
>Are you certain about this? I looked on their website and they have a download for Windows 98,98SE, & ME.
http://www.perforce.com/perforce/downloads/nt98x86.htmlI understand this is only the client part. You need a "decent" server; either Windows NT or later, or some Unix version. The Web site initially also gave me the impression, years ago, that any OS would work; but then I found out that I had to install the server on Windows NT.
This time, I find the Web site you mentioned quite clear in this respect. Windows ME and Windows 98 SE are supported; but the footnote which follows immediately says clearly:
* Perforce server not supported
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