source code control management

Question

Hi all,
I am customizing a website for internal use. In the process, based on evryday requirements, changes are made to the original source code. I would like to know as to how i can keep versions of these source code with out having to go through through much hasssle.
At present, i am just creating new folders (with the folder name containing the date of change) in the wwwroot folder. I wanted to know how to use the source code control management system - Visual source safe.
I have microsoft visual studio .NET 2003 installed on my system. Please help me navigate from here. Waiting for your inputs at the earliest.
Thanks in advance!
Regards,
chaitrabc

Lee Blake · Answer

VS.NET would tell me the project was not available and that files could not be opened.

sacresp · Answer

What kind of problems?

Lee Blake · Answer

Strange, it gave me nothing but problems, but only with ASP.NET files.

sacresp · Answer

No it doesn't. I have succesfully(?) used even the VS.NET integration, but it's somewhat scary though.
But, you can use it easily without. Just use SS as stand-alone source control mechanism and use VS.NET only to edit files.

Lee Blake · Answer

Source Safe messes everything up if you use it with ASP.NET. I tried!!

sacresp · Answer

I guess this is not the right place to ask for source safe questions. But as far as I know, it shouldn't be that hard. Just give it a try :)