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Well, it is nowhere as good as Team Foundation Server, but it is definitely better than nothing...and it is free.  We used it before Team Foundation was available and we have a large number of users who use VSS still.  So you really need to look into moving this direction.
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Ok. Thanks for the nudge. Wink

Team foundation server means i need another *more expensive* version of Visual Studio... correct? And would a product like that be feasable for only three programmers?

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Well, if you are MSDN subscribers you can get the Workgroup edition which will support 5 developers.  And yes, it is definitely worth it is you even have 2 developers.  It does a lot more than source control!!!!
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We are MSDN subscribers so now I guess I have no reason not to look into it. ;-)

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Trent L. Taylor (02/02/2007)
Well, if you are MSDN subscribers you can get the Workgroup edition which will support 5 developers.  And yes, it is definitely worth it is you even have 2 developers.  It does a lot more than source control!!!!

Hi Trent.

We also are MSDN subscribers, but the Visual Studio with Premium MSDN. Didn't know we could get the TS for 5 users!!! Thought it was a higher level of subscription! Will check that.

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Ivan,

You are right.  You may have to upgrade your current level of MSDN to include the Team Foundation source, but it is worth the money difference.  Obviously you will have to contact Microsoft, but I think the MSDN subscription with Team Foundation Workgroup is around $2500 annually.

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