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Hi all
Quick question. How do you lot (lone users as opposed to team members) manage your libraries of code throughout each project?

I currently use Dreamweaver for development, and increasingly I find it difficult to keep track on certain libraries of code. As I write, I find certain changes that need to be made to a particular library - only changes that are made are kept confined to a project, as that's where all the files are. When it comes to a new project, I sometimes find it hard to remember which version of the code was the latest I updated, etc, etc. Surely there's a better way of keeping a library together, without resorting to saving the script "locally" (ie, for the project) and also in a seperate code library?

Just after some thoughts, especially from lone developers that use Dreamweaver. Any other tools you'd recommend to help keep my re-usable code organised and up to date?
Cheers
Mark
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thanks Barand
I've looked a couple of CVS systems. They all strike me as a little complex tbh (unless I'm just looking at them from the wrong point of view). Are there any really (really) simple versions out there that Dreamweaver would co-operate with?

Cheers
Mark
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