Setting a project for multiple users

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Does anyone know an article or how to setup a project so that more than one
person can work on it at a time? We have a network of computers at work and
me and another guy are the programmers. We usually work on our own machines
and do our individual projects. Now we would like to setup a project we
could both work on. Should we put all the project files on the network
server and install IIS on it and work like that? is that the typical way a
project is shared?

Thanks
 
I created the project on my local machine, had everything set up. Then I
did:

File --> Source Control --> Add Solution to Source Control and followed the
prompts from there.

Of course, I had VSS installed on a server.

Then your project will be under source control.

When someone else wants to set up the development environment on their local
machine, they open Visual Studio, then go to File --> Source Control -->
Open from Source Control

VS.NET does an AMAZING job of sucking everything out of VSS and setting it
up properly on your dev machine.
 
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