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I did a "repair", which did not pull down the "ext" protocol DLL. I guess = "repair" merely overwrites existing DLLs and doesn't check for new ones. A= n InstallShield bug if you ask me, but using VS.NET to make MSI files is no= better. "Modify" doesn't do anything since I didn't have any components t= o add or remove. This is at least the second time I have been bitten by no= t uninstalling before installing. I think I'll make it a habit to do so in= order to avoid asking stupid questions. BTW, before I got Bo's email I resorted to Tortoise CVS which includes an S= SH client (putty/ssh not required, therefore installation is much simplifie= d). Tortoise CVS has become an excellent product in its own right. It alm= ost replaces the need for WinCVS or the command line. > Terris wrote: > > Thank you! I had to uninstall and reinstall. > > > > For future reference, you can also do a "Repair" and a "Modify" to both u= pgrade > to the latest CVS.EXE as well as add any new features/DLL's. Un/reinstal= l > should not be necessary. Of course, I think that if you do a "Modify" an= d the > CVS executable is checked (as is the default), the installer should actua= lly > replace the CVS.EXE with the newer version, but maybe that is just me. ;~= ) > > John > > > > _______________________________________________ Cvsnt mailing list Cvsnt at cvsnt.org http://www.cvsnt.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/cvsnt https://www.march-hare.com/cvspro/en.asp#downcvs