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I'm running XP Server 2003 and a recent CVSNT installation (last month or
so).
Emacs and other un*x style utilities like to store their parameter/startup
files in the top level directory (eg: c:/.emacs or c:/.bashrc for the
cygwin).
I'm storing a lot of project specific code in my c:/.emacs and I would like
to put it under version control. Does it have to be in its own repository
since it is in a different directory than my project? I would like to
archive it in the same directory as my project.
If that is not possible, is creating a sandbox called c:\ a good idea? It
seems to me like it would not be.
Thanks,
Siegfried