Re: [TSVN] Deleting Local Copy of file/directory.

Hughes, Trystan wrote:
> What I want to do is to delete a work copy (of a file or folder) that
> I checked out. So If I completely balls up a file, I want to delete
> it locally and then re-check out that individual file/folder - but
> your saying I cant do this as its not the proper method.

Then what you really want is 'Revert', which will lose your local
changes and restore the file/folder to how it was before you started
making any changes. If you revert a folder, you get allist of changed
files and you can opt to revert some/all/none of the files.

The additional benefit of using Revert is that you don't need a
repository connection because SVN stores a local 'pristine' copy of the
file, so all it has to do is overwrite your trashed file with its saved
file.

> If there was/is a way to
> remove the disclaimer from within Outlook (online) then that would be
> cool.

It is probably put there by Exchange Server, not Outlook :-(
If anyone knows different, please tell us how ...

Simon

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