A brief overview of the features of Subversion using TortoiseSVN on Windows. This covers a number of common commands encountered when using Subversion.

1. Revision control with Subversion

2. the features of Subversion

3. backup files

4. revision history

5. non-linear workflows

6. collaborate

7. windows integration

8. graphical interface

9. compare changes

10. working with TortoiseSVN

11. select ‘SVN checkout’

12. enter the server’s address

13. download the files

14. files are now available

15. work as normal

16. changed files are highlighted

17. select ‘SVN commit’

18. document the change

19. files are uploaded

20. others can update to the latest revision

21. clashing changes are flagged

22. and can be resolved

23. select the ‘revision graph’ command

24. to view the workflow

25. select the ‘revert’ command to undo mistakes

26. some servers allow files to be viewed online

28. GNOME icon artists http://svn.gnome.org/viewvc/gnome-icon-theme/trunk/AUTHORS?view=markup

29. DBGthekafuhttp://www.opendesktop.org/content/show.php?content=72618

30. Screenshots show Microsoft Windows , TortoiseSVN and Beanstalk

31. Font : Museo 300