> Sorry to ask such a newbie question, but I'm just starting out with VB 2005.
>
> I'm muddling through deep swamp, getting the program to do simple things,
> but I've found something Google can't help me with.
>
> As I modify code, and test it, the new code gets saved to the various files
> in the project.
>
> Sometimes, needless to say, my attempts to do something simple break
> something that I already had partially working.
>
> What I would like to be able to do is something I've always been able to do
> in the many other languages I've dabbled in:  Save my working versions, copy
> to the next named version, and edit the new version.
>
> That way, if I break my code, or erase a large portion of it, I can always
> revert back and start over.
>
> Now, I know I'm retarded, but I just can't wade through to how to do this
> supposedly simple thing.
>
> I'm getting frustrated with this language because it is taking me hours to
> find out how to do some pretty straightforward things.
>
> Please help the newbie!  Is there a simple answer?
>
> --NinerSevenTango--
>
>