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mssandes
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Hi, I would like to know, if have how to make a control version for edition?

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Re: Control Version

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Hi,

welcome to the board!

Perhaps explain a bit, what do you actually mean.

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I'm writing a report with a co worker, and I like to have the historic about corrections in the text, something like the equivalent function in MSWord. This is possible?
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Yes, that's possible. If you would have written "version control" I would have understood. ;-)

There are several version control systems (VCS), for example:
  • Subversion aka SVN - good LaTeX support,
  • Git - powerful, more than needed for LaTeX,
  • Mercurial - perhaps with a nicer interface than Git,
  • Bazaar - by Canonical, used in the Ubuntu Linux world.
For SVN there are LaTeX packages: svn-multi, svn, svninfo. The vc bundle is good for Subversion, Git and Bazaar.

I recommend to have a look at some PracTeX articles, though they are of 2007: Stefan
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Re: Control Version

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Thanks for your help!
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