Use this macro to generate backups from Microsoft Visual Studio solution's context menu
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Visual C++/SourceSafe Change and Build Tracer
Macros that enable Visual C++ developers to trace project builds and changes in Visual SourceSafe.
Incrementing Workspace Build Versions
This program readies workspace files and checks the projects it contains. Each is checked for changes, since the last time the program was executed.
An Automatic Build Incrementer for VC6
Macros that enables Visual C++ developers to automatically increment their application revision numbers on each build
Application to Switch Version Control Systems
Application to Switch Version Control Systems
Improved AutoIncreasing build number and other macros
Improved AutoIncreasing build number and other macros
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