William Couture wrote:

> What I do personally is to make a .ZIP file every day of the project I'm
> working on, source and build files.  Then copy it to a network server.
> This lets me back up to any point I desire, and I'm also safe in case my
> work computer dies suddenly.

This is what we have been doing as well. We have used backup systems
in the past but the wrong time to test a back up system restore is when you
need it. ZIP files are used every day and there is a confidence that they
will work even when development platforms change into the future.

One other thing that we do is when we do a release (anytime we send a
tool outside the office) we zip the development sources, libraries,  and
released executable and save separately from the development platform(s) .
These have proved invaluable later in supporting  customers with frozen
branch support.

Regards,


w..
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Walter Banks
Byte Craft Limited
http://www.bytecraft.com







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