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  1. Re:Simple Method on Version Control for Documentation? · · Score: 1

    How are the unique id generated?
    Where are the unique ids mapped to meaningful descriptions so that documents can be easily located?

  2. Re:MS Office document version control on Version Control for Documentation? · · Score: 1

    OK.
    First, I don't need to accept/reject changes to documents.
    Second, I'm not overly worried about ownership - initally I don't intend to include sensitive information (salary spreadsheets etc).
    Third, I didn't say anything about PDF, but I take your point.

  3. Re:Entire company? on Version Control for Documentation? · · Score: 1
    Sigh.

    1,$s/The entire company/Everyone in the company who writes documents/g

  4. Re:uphill battle on Version Control for Documentation? · · Score: 1
    No Speare, you're not being cynical. It is for the reasons you state that I'm looking for a simple interface to some kind of repository.

    Actually your comment about VMS (I loved VMS) reflects the simplicity of what I'm actually looking for.

  5. Re:Ultra simple CVS client on Version Control for Documentation? · · Score: 1
    Yep. I've used this and I like it because the novice user doesn't really need to learn how to use another application. However, the problem is that you still have to use another CVS client to check files out of the repository.

    I just want to keep it as simple as possible for the users so that they will actually use the system.

  6. Re:As much as I hate to say it... on Version Control for Documentation? · · Score: 1
    Our sysadmins are currently running Exchange server. Could you give me a pointer to more information about using Exchange server to track documents?

    Thanks

  7. Re:"Good Developers" can just slap on a front-end. on Version Control for Documentation? · · Score: 1
    Yes, we could "slap an easy GUI" on CVS. However we'd probably have to support it, add new features to it over time.

    Personally, I don't want to do that. I don't know the number of times I've see small hacky projects turn into internal applications that grow out of control.

    The other thing about these "internal" projects is that developers never seem to have any time allocated to do this work. No thanks!

  8. Re:Shithead on Longitude · · Score: 1

    I'm afraid it is you who is the is shithead. Take a look at a thesarus (you do know what what is?). The word catholic means wide-ranging or general. In this context it has absolutely nothing to do with religion.