Topic: Managing Web Content Using MS Visual SourceSafe.

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A multitude of files and components make up the pages of Microsoft's corporate Web site, http://www.microsoft.com,
authored by hundreds of people. Maintaining a Web site of this
magnitude is not simply a matter of writing HTML syntax: it is a
large-scale development, management and coordination task. The Visual
SourceSafe team has developed an approach based on the existing content
management capabilities in Visual SourceSafe to automate and securely
track the many changes that occur within the group's Web content.

Since the original publishing of this document in January 1996, other groups at Microsoft who submit content to www.microsoft.com
have started using Visual SourceSafe to manage their Web content. The
Visual Basic®, Microsoft® Visual Basic® Scripting Edition (VBScript),
Visual FoxPro™, Internet Control Pack, and Visual SourceSafe™ Web
pages, among others, are all managed using Visual SourceSafe. This
paper outlines a process that utilizes Visual SourceSafe sharing,
keyword embedding, link checking, content publishing, site map
generating and shadow directory capabilities to provide a solution to
Web content management today.

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tanushree Senior Member Joined: 04Apr2007 Online Status: Offline Posts: 2160	Topic: Managing Web Content Using MS Visual SourceSafe. Posted: 18Oct2007 at 5:42am
	Abstract A multitude of files and components make up the pages of Microsoft's corporate Web site, http://www.microsoft.com, authored by hundreds of people. Maintaining a Web site of this magnitude is not simply a matter of writing HTML syntax: it is a large-scale development, management and coordination task. The Visual SourceSafe team has developed an approach based on the existing content management capabilities in Visual SourceSafe to automate and securely track the many changes that occur within the group's Web content. Since the original publishing of this document in January 1996, other groups at Microsoft who submit content to www.microsoft.com have started using Visual SourceSafe to manage their Web content. The Visual Basic®, Microsoft® Visual Basic® Scripting Edition (VBScript), Visual FoxPro™, Internet Control Pack, and Visual SourceSafe™ Web pages, among others, are all managed using Visual SourceSafe. This paper outlines a process that utilizes Visual SourceSafe sharing, keyword embedding, link checking, content publishing, site map generating and shadow directory capabilities to provide a solution to Web content management today. Post Resume: Click here to Upload your Resume & Apply for Jobs

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