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On Sun, 26 Jan 2003 17:02:27 -0500, mjdlDELETE at sympatico.ca wrote: >I've read the various manuals, etc, where I once read about it, but I >can't find any longer the information on how CVSNT deals with files in >the various Unicode encodings (single and double byte). Will such a file >be stored and retrieved correctly using a :local: CVSROOT on Windows >2000 with the current CVSNT release client executable? Or do I need to >treat it as a binary file? What about keyword expansion in a double-byte >encoding? > cvsnt converts every unicode file into UTF8 as it checks it in, and the server then does all its operations as normal. Marking the file with -ku tells the client to re-expand the file back to double byte UCS2 for the client to use. Quad-byte encoding (UCS4) isn't suported yet because NT can't read/write it. Tony