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Originally Posted by SirAdrian

SVN users will be pleased to see public SVN access.

And if you aren't an SVN user ... you should be.

A quick crash course for anyone unfamiliar with it, SVN is a "source control system". It allows developers to share and distribute the latest code. And because AJ's stuff is on a public SVN server with 'anonymous' access, anyone can use SVN to download AJ's latest and greatest, without having to wait till he gets round to updating the ZIP on this page.

For Windows, by far and away the best SVN client is Tortoise SVN:

http://tortoisesvn.net/downloads

Download and install it. Tortoise installs itself on your normal right click folder menu. Create a new folder somewhere called 'vbdevtools'. Right click in the new folder and select "SVN Checkout". In the "URL of Repository", paste this URL:

https://vbdevtools.svn.sourceforge.n...oot/vbdevtools

Click OK. Tortoise will now connect to the SVN server and download all the folders and files for AJ's 'vbdevtools' project. In ./vde/unstable you will find the ATC. To install / upgrade to it, do exactly what you would normally do - upload the uploads and install the XML.

From now on, whenever AJ updates his code, Tortoise will change the Green Tick folder icon on your 'vbdevtools' folder to a Red Exclamation Point icon. To download the updates, just right click the folder and select "SVN Update".

-- hugh