Reg: Versions in Tortoise SVN

Hi:

We are using Tortoise SVN Tool for our project for the first time. We feel
that it is a great tool for Configuration Management.

Earlier, We are using VSS (Microsoft Visual Source Safe)

There is one issue reg. revisions in Tortoise SVN:-

In VSS, for each file, versions/revisions are auto-incremented i.e. if we
add a file, it will take as Version 1; if we modify that file and update to
VSS, version number is changed to 2 and so on and similar for other files.

Where as in Tortoise SVN, We have observed that each commit is treated as
one change to the repository and has a global revision number.

An activity (add/modify/delete) on any file is treated as a revision

(Eg: I have added a file x to the svn repository - treated as Revision 1.
                Added a file y to the svn repository - treated as Revision
2.
  Modified x and commited to the svn repository - treated as Revision 3.
  Modified y and commited to the svn repository - treated as Revision 4.
  Deleted y and commited to the svn repository - treated as Revision 5 and
so on...)

Are there any means / options to change this pattern - i.e. Revision
numbers on a file or entry in the repository should be per-file and not
per-commit basis?

Thanks in advance,
David.

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