   TortoiseSVN, VS2008 and how to use?
  Hello all,So, I am running a fresh installation of Windows 7 RC, along with VS 2008 Prof. Edition. I have grown very tired of opening projects I am working on, editing them, and ultimately either destroying them from the original, working version, or making modifications that I am unhappy with.So, I notice that TortoiseSVN is integrated with Win7 and/or VS 2008, not sure which. I have never worked with any subversion control type stuff and want to understand exactly how to work with it.So, I guess I am looking for advice...or fundamentals of how to start working with source code control within my local environment, where if I start a project, its going along good, but then one "drunk night" I mess with the code and break it, as long as I dont commit the changes I still have the original "non-adult-beverage-influenced" copy of the original code.Any pointers/tips/websites or whatever advice?Thanks,Shawn   
  The free AnkhSvn plugin works quite nicely for integrating SVN into the VS IDE.  As for learning SVN itself, start by having a read of the Subversion Book - only the first few chapters about using it, not all the stuff about running SVN servers unless you just want to know that.Also, a good place I've found to host a SVN repository without having open-source requirements on your code is XP-Dev.com, they give you 500MB in a free account.   ;  There is no massive need to integrate the SVN fully with your IDE either in my opinion. Tortoise SVN is well integrated with windows, and I seem to remember using it and it working fine in the windows 7 beta as well.It'll definitely meet your needs of undoing changes to drunken nights anyway.I wrote an article for a blog which describes very basic use of SVN and how to get started. It is here:http://www.blackpoolcomputerclub.co.uk/2009/06/using-svn-revision-control.htmlGood Luck   