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Hmmm. Not sure what could be going wrong. If you can't restart the machine, can you restart IIS? Just go to a command prompt and type 'iisreset'.

If you're still having trouble, could you contact me offline and send me your serial numbers?

eric@sourcegear.com

Another question: Did this problem happen just after the client started up? (When the client starts up, it performs a scan of your working folder. If your working folder contains lots of files, this scan can take a minute or so. Until the scan completes, the file may not show up in the pending chang...

This situation presents a serious challenge to my general preference for avoiding the use of vulgarity in our forums. I really want to know what's causing this, so I'm going to ask some questions. Apologies in advance if these questions are redundant or silly: Is the behavior consistently reproducib...

Have you committed the changes from the merge?

The Merge Branches wizard leaves all changes in the pending change set. The process is not complete until you Commit those changes to the repository.

Actually, the behavior you want is the default behavior. Actually, it's the only behavior. :D Despite the connotations of the word "merge", Merge Branches is a one-way feature. It helps you take a collection of changes which have been made in one folder (branch) and apply those changes to ...

Subversion and CVS are good tools. (I'll confess to a fondness for the former, not so much for the latter.) Your situation sounds rather simple, as if perhaps almost any version control solution would work as long as you can get used to the UI. If one of these open source tools will meet your needs,...

Presenting a list of logical changes just seemed to make sense. You can still choose to exclude the changes to specific files. However, the more important response to offer is: Yes, sometimes it is a bit difficult to figure out which changesets to choose. We're working on a major revision of this fe...

THONA wrote:Why are the hyperlinks not created by using the called host header?

Looks like a bug.

THONA wrote:It should read 19 März 2005.

This one too.

Thanks for the report.

Good point. We should fix this.

In the meantime, it looks like you could tweak your copy of VaultStyle.css:

THONA wrote:Any chance we get this?

Realistically, no.

I understand the reasoning, but the practical reality is that we have too many far more important things on our To-Do list.

Thank you for the quick reply :) No, the contents have changed - I checked a file out, and made major changes/deletions just to test. I tried this several times and with several different files. I tried both exclusive and non-exclusive check-outs. Still the same result. Could you contact me by emai...

Yes, you can do this. You'll need to "downgrade" your Vault 3.0 serial numbers, receiving Vault 2.0 serial numbers in exchange.

https://store.sourcegear.com/sgstore/va ... grade.aspx

After doing this, your Vault 3.0 serial numbers are still valid, so you can use them later.

But it would still be the command line version right? I think it is going to be easier to remote desktop to XP & check out using the gui to a shared drive than it will be to remember all the command line arguments. Yes, we're talking only about the cmdline client right now. We are actively work...

lbauer wrote:No, sorry. It's now on the Vault 4.0 wishlist. I'll bump it up in priority.

Agreed -- there will be a 3.1 release. We'll try to make sure this item gets done for 3.1.

I'll see what I can do. No promises.