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Feature request for "Reload file ?" requester

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Schlumie:
I think I'am in a special position...  To be exact, there is only 1 real developer (thats me), the other "guy" just makes little adjustments (change some define values for example). There is also a "live" bugreport/fix thing going on between use. So he permanently looks for bugs, and reports them into a bugreport, or for simple fixes he just screams through the other end of the room and i fix it immediatly. So its a kind of teamwork which makes development really easy and fast which is importent i our situation.. The files are on a networkshare. Additionally there are some Excelfiles with macros which creates directly sourcefiles with a lot of tables. This is complicating the things moreover. These excelfiles are sharedexcels to be able to edit them both. I think with subversion it would complicate our situation and the excelfiles couldnt be updated/merged with subversion....
I'm not sure what to do... maybe let the execlfiles+created sourcefiles on the network and the other ones local with subversion... but then the projectfiles would'nt be all in the same directorybranch...   and we would lose the option to save complete snapshot to another directory and be able to compile it simple...
We are working now 3 years together, and there were just a handful problems with changed files (cause the reload method is doing the job quite well..)  But Now I'm searching for a simple way to add security without changing our whole workingmethod..
I'm not really sure what to do... but its not that urgent, cause its been working quite well till now...  but if theres an easy chance to make it a litte saver, i'll take the chance...
Thank you all for your opinions/sugestions!

Game_Ender:
Just bite the bullet and use subversion.  Check the excel files into subversion as well.  Whenever you are editing the file make sure to have subversion "lock" the file so that you associate can't accidentally edit the file at the same time.  When you are done just commit and unlock the file.  You won't be able to diff excel files, but at least you will be able go back to old and working versions of your program.

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