SourceSafe Bindings Remover
Written by: James Avery at 3/1/2008 9:17:54 PMAfter you added a solution to source control in Visual Studio
there is no easy way to completely remove the source control from that project.
You can detach the project, or work in offline mode, but if you were moving to
another source control system (CVS, Subversion, etc) or wanted to distribute
your code the first thing you should do is remove all the sourcesafe bindings
from that project. A quick and easy way to do this is using the SourceSafe
Binding Remover tool.
The simple interface can be seen here:
You simply need to point the tool to your
solution's directory and it will do the rest. If you want to preview
the changes that will be made simply press the "Remove SourceSafe
Bindings" button without checking the "Remove Bindings?" checkbox. You
can then check the checkbox when you are ready to remove all of the
bindings from your files. This tool will modify the solution files,
project files, as well as delete any source control specific files
(.scc, .vssscc).
The SourceSafe Bindings Remover was written by Darrell Norton.
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