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I want to prepare a patch installation for my company. I
need all the files which have been modified since Jan 09.
I have taken the history of project in VSS, for date range
01Jan09 to today.
Now whats the procedure of getting all those files to my
local directory, which is being used for a patch install
preparation.
Thanks.
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