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Review by FileBEAST's J.W.B:

A version control application is a collection of source code files with monitored access, allowing users to review any problems, changes and enhancements to their software projects. QVCS is such an application, but unlike some of the other version control solutions available at present, it won’t cost you an arm and a leg while still offering flawless performance. One of the most attractive features of QVCS is the graphical user interface, making editing and reviewing changes a breeze. The functionality of the application is also impressive, allowing you to review changes to entire projects or individual file sets as you see fit. QVCS seems to match the competition in the genre with ease, and considering the fact that it comes in at only a fraction of the standard price, it is undoubtedly the best value-for-money version control utility available.

Publishers Description

QVCS is an affordable version control system for the Windows developer. It matches more expensive products in features that are useful to small development teams, and is easy to use and administer. See at a glance which files are checked out, which files have changed since check out, who most recently changed a file, etc. Directory recursion allows you to see this for a single directory, or for an entire project. Perform common operations like check in or check out with the click of a button. QVCS supports both text and binary files. QVCS has extensive on-line help, and two separate tutorials to introduce a new user to the product.

The QVCS GUI tool (called QWin) displays the revision history of the files in a project and allows the user to sort the revision history by a number of criteria, including file status, checkin date, filename, locker, etc. QWin can filter the revision history to show only those revisions that pass the filter criteria. It can print reports for the current list of revisions. QWin allows the user to sort and filter the list of files that it displays. File filtering allows the user to limit the set of files that QWin will display and perform a operations on. Files can be filtered by file extension, label, most recent revision date, etc. QWin supports file and project level operations, so you can check out a single file, or check out all the files in a project with a few mouse clicks. QWin has support for 'file groups' so you can perform the same operation on a group of files by selecting just one of the files in the file group. This is especially useful for Delphi and Visual Basic users.