Hi all,
I used to have VS2003 and SouceSafe 6.0 installed on my machine (Win XP
with SP2), it worked fine.

Today, I upgraded my VS to VS 2005 first (uninstalled VS2003 first but
kept SourceSafe 6.0) and then installed SourceSafe 2005. But under "File"
menu of my VS2005, I am not able to find "Source Control" sub menu item any
more! Where are they now? I searched all my menus, it is gone!!!

Anybody has idea what happened?

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Hi Hardy,

The Source Control menu doesn't appear, because you haven't selected the
correct source control provider in VS2005. Here are the steps:

1. Select Tools/Options from the main menu.
2. In the left tree, select Source Control/Plug-in Selection.
3. In the right pane, select Current source control plug-in from the
combo-box.

BTW, VSS doesn't support side by side installation. If you're using the
VSS2005 version, I suggest you uninstall VSS 6.0.

Kevin Yu
Microsoft Online Community Support

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