Did that make sense? It's not a simple thing to work out so we're hoping to have this as a built-in option in future. If you have any trouble getting this working, email me at david dot atkinson at red-gate dot com and I'll send you the template file as an attachment.

Thank you! :)

That's because you're technically not interacting directly with Subversion any longer, only a working folder. So the steps are: Select More, then Manage Config Files. Copy one of the existing template files, rename it offlinesubversion (or similar), then edit the file and remove all the commands, which exist between the <CommandLine> tags. Also change the <Name> tag to be "SVN". When you save the file, you'll see a new entry in the dropdown, which you can now select.

At the "More" option I can't choise SVN.

Which source control system are you trying to connect to? One approach would be to link using the "More" option, and use a 'blank' commandlinehooks file. This effectively allows you to save changes to a working folder instead of trying to talk to the source control system, leaving you to commit manually at a later date.