Same project, 2 PC's

I want to be able to develop on two different PC's the same Labview project. The machine that actually runs the program doesn't have a network connection. Is there an easy way to transfer projects back and forth? If I choose File>Save As... and try duplicating the project, it gets messy and doesn't really work anyway because the location of your dependencies starts changing and you'd have to manually copy folders. If version control software is the only real way then what's the most painless one to use with Labview? Thanks.

Bob_Schor wrote:
I think I agree with Natasftw, particularly if you do all of your development work from the Flash Drive. I may be restating an earlier opinion (I apologize in advance if so), but if one of your Development machines is networked, you can "have your cake and eat it, too" by making the Flash Drive be the SVN "Working Copy". Let's say you have the Latest Version on the Flash Drive, but nothing (yet) in Version Control.
Plug in to Networked Computer. Build Repository to hold Working Copy (on Flash Drive). Get Working Copy installed in SVN Repository.
Disconnect Flash Drive from Networked Computer. Current State -- Working Copy has been committed to SVN.
Plug Flash Drive into Isolated Computer. Make modifications to Working Copy. Unplug.
Plug Flash Drive into Networked Computer. Before making modifications, Commit (adding notes about changes made on Isolated Computer).
Modify Working Copy (Flash Drive) on Networked Computer. Commit, with notes about Networked Computer modifications. Unplug Flash Drive.
The code stays on the Flash Drive during development. Modifications are only made to Flash Drive (Working Copy). When plugged into Networked PC, commits are done first, then code, then commit, then unplug. If anything happens to Flash Drive (like you lose it), simply plug a new drive into Networked Computer and do a Checkout.
Now that I think about this, I've actually done something like this once or twice, but was always very nervous doing development on a machine without access to SVN ...
Bob Schor
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