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Luigi D. Sandon wrote: >> wholly or partly binary, and CVSNT doesn't do version control on these >> sorts of files very well - it just keeps a fresh copy for each new >> version. It's not really CVSNT's problem - its the brain-dead MS >> > > That's no longer true. CVSNT can store diffs of binary files too... -kB. > > Hi, can you send me specific links that explain this process of storing diffs of binary files? maybe a howto? Cheers, Noah >> file formats that effectively cripple virtually any serious attempt to do >> proper version management. >> > > Again, not true. It's a proprietary format, that's true, and complex enough > to allow for merging without its own editor. You would not be able to merge > a complex document even if it was in a open XML standard, without something > that can understand the format. Source code is far easier to manage. > >