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I've managed to get this to work, here are the requirements... The following packages were downloaded from downloaded from http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=23617 and installed in e:\program files\gnuwin32 (program files lives on e:\, I know it's weird...) GNU enscript 1.6.3 (enscript-1.6.3-2-bin.zip) GNU sed version 4.0.6 (sed-4.0.6-1-bin.zip) libiconv-1.8-1-bin.zip (you should only need libiconv-2.dll from this package) libiconv-1.7-bin.zip (you should only need libiconv.dll) libintl-0.11.5-2-bin.zip (you should only need libintl-2.dll) gettext-0.10.40-bin.zip (you should only need libintl.dll) I have no idea why there are two version of libintl.dll and libiconv.dll, but renaming or copying one to the other failed. Enscript.exe requires libintl.dll and libiconv.dll; States.exe (called by enscript, I think) requires libintl-2.dll and libiconv-2.dll. The bug in the enscript 1.6.3-1 documented in the ViewCVS 1.0-dev for Windows Release 3 distribution appears to be fixed in enscript 1.6.3-2, so I didn't use the patched version. Edit the file E:\Program Files\gnuwin32\etc\enscript.cfg, and changed all instances of c:/progra~1/enscript to e:/progra~1/gnuwin32 (there were four). If enscript cannot find it's enscript.cfg, you'll need to set the environment variable ENSCRIPT_LIBRARY to point to it. Mine seemed to work right out of the box, so I didn't worry about it. Now let's consider ling 615 of viewcvs.py (found in the libs folder under the path where you installed viewcvs). The 'sed' command is issued with no path specifier, so you need to make sure the sed you just installed is in your path. 'enscript' is called from the path set in viewcvs.conf in the 'enscript_path' variable, but since I already placed e:\program files\gnuwin32\bin in my PATH, I didn't need to worry about it. Also, viewcvs is calling enscript with two "-"'s as the final two parameters - according to the enscript docs, passing '-o -' will write to stdout, but to read from stdin, you just don't pass an input file name, so I eliminated one of the "-"'s. Finally, set use_enscript = 1 in your viewcvs.conf That should be all. http://your-server/viewcvs.asp/your/file/path/and.ext?rev=1.2&content-ty pe=text/vnd.viewcvs-markup Errors encountered and overcome during this process... Problem: enscript was failing. Ran viewcvs in debug mode, found the exact command line, and ran it from the console. 1. dll's not found, twice. Once from enscript.exe, once from states.exe. Fixed by installing the packages above. 2. enscript still failed, saying "File not found". If I eliminated the '--language=html' parameter, it worked. This was caused by the incorrect entries in enscript.cfg. 3. Tried running a different version of enscript, but it also failed, saying it couldn't find the enscript.cfg file. This was fixed by setting ENSCRIPT_LIBRARY. 4. Both versions of enscript now seemed to be working ok on the console, but still failing inside IIS, with a message saing CreateProcess failed, file or path not found. This was when I noticed the call to sed, and installed sed, and all was well. I've also posted this text to http://www.cvsnt.org/wiki/ViewCvsWithEnscript Now if only I could manage to get line number support in the html output :) keith d. zimmerman, mcsd eagle solutions