Using some sort of versioning system is an absolute must.

Subversion is great, handles fla/ai/etc files as binary properly and deals with Mac resource forks and so on. Pretty easy to set up, and with a couple of nice GUI apps on both platforms (svnX for mac, tortoise for Win).

http://subversion.tigris.org/

On 5 Apr 2006, at 13:44PM, Mark Lorah wrote:

This is a general question about workflow. For a long time I have been working on Flash projects independently. Over time everything has gotten bigger. Projects are now at a scale where I must collaborate with other Flash programmers. I am looking for suggestions about best practices for organizing and dividing up work on large Flash projects. What are problems and solutions that people have encountered when sharing work?
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