HOWTO: Install SourceSafe on a Windows NT Client Workstation.
ID: Q130142
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The information in this article applies to:
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Microsoft SourceSafe for Windows NT, version 3.1
SUMMARY
This article shows you how to install SourceSafe on a client workstation
when the data is on a network drive.
MORE INFORMATION
With SourceSafe for Windows installed on a network server, do the
following on the Windows NT workstation:
- Create a directory structure that looks like this:
\SS
\SS\USER
\SS\TEMP
- Copy the SSNT.EXE and SSNT.HLP files from the server's \SS\WINNT
directory.
- Map the server where SourceSafe is installed to a named drive letter,
such as Z:, making sure that the Reconnect at logon box is checked.
- In the Windows NT Control Panel/System section, add the following
environment variable:
Variable: SSDIR
Value: Z:\<path to \SS>
- Edit the USERS.TXT file to change this line:
USER_NAME=\USERS\USER_NAME\SS.INI
to this line:
USER_NAME=<local drive>\SS\USER\SS.INI
- Copy the SS.INI file from the \SS\USERS\USER_NAME\ to the local
\SS\USER directory.
- Edit the \SS\USER\SS.INI file, and add this line:
TEMP_PATH=\SS\TEMP
- Set up the program icon in Program Manager.
Additional query words:
Keywords : kbsetup kbusage SourceSafe vbwin ss3
Version : 3.10
Platform : NT WINDOWS
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