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  1. Apr 28th, 2006, 02:38 AM #1
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    Visual SourceSafe 2005

    I need to backup my VSS 2005 files. How can i backup them. Do i need to backup them manually or Is there any built-in in VSS 2005 which backups the files? If i have to backup manually, which files i have to backup?
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    Re: Visual SourceSafe 2005

    I don't know if it is the same in 2005 but in VSS6 you open the VSS Administrator application, which is separate to the main application, and select Archive -> Arcive Projects.
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    Re: Visual SourceSafe 2005

    Thanks. I already did that. But...how im going to restore it if i need?
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    Re: Visual SourceSafe 2005

    Hmmm... could it be Archive -> Restore Projects?
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