HELP! - Lost CVS Version Control Profiles in JSC-2

Can anyone tell me how to restore the default JSC-2 Version Management CVS Profile?
Somehow I managed to delete the CVS AND the VSS Profiles, so I cannot set up ANY sort of Version Management.
What can I do to fix this??
Many thanks in advance,
<-j->

I think the easiest way would be to start with a fresh userdir. That's where the IDE stores all the per-user changed information.
Move $HOME/.Creator/2_? (0 or 1 depending on which update version you are) to something like $HOME/.Creator/2_?.myOld ;-)
Now the next time you start the IDE, everything should be back in order with the version control. But you will have to open you projects again etc!
Thanks,
-- Marco

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