Where is the main copy of the Visual Basic project stored?
Answer Posted / sonakshi
The main copy of the project is located in the Visual SourceSafe database. After modifying their local copies, all users should check the files into Visual SourceSafe. This will cause the latest version of the user's work to be stored in Visual SourceSafe. Every time you open the Visual Basic project, Visual Basic will use the information in the local Mssccprj.scc file to retrieve the latest version of the files from Visual SourceSafe and replace the local copies of the user's Visual Basic files.
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