Ok, for anybody who needs it, we found a solution that worked for us. It's
a solution for Users connecting with svn+ssh://
1. Open Windows Explorer.
2. Choose 'This PC' (or 'My Computer', or whatever you have on your
version of Windows)
3. Go to 'System Properties' (or 'System Protection' or 'Advanced System
Settings' or similar, as you find).
4. You should get an old-fashioned "System Properties" dialogue with
various tabs. Choose 'Advanced' tab.
5. Click 'Environment Variables'.
6. The Environment Variables window has a top and bottom part. Click 'New'
in the bottom ('System variables') part.
7. The 'New System Variable' dialogue has two input boxes. In 'Variable
name', type 'SVN_SSH' (no apostrophes)
8. Then click 'Browse File', and go find the directory with your PuTTY
files, and select 'plink.exe'.
9. Then click OK, OK, OK, and you should be fixed.
Now open a new terminal window (must be a new one after setting that
variable, CD to a directory with an SVN repo, and enter 'svn update' (for
example). That command should now work. (Or you get to your next problem
to solve.)
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