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Hi, I'm trying to import an history of several release of a product before I go on developping new features for it (i.e. I'm changing my version control software and I don't want to lose my history). Here is what I do: 1) I put the release 1 in a directory 2) I launch : cvs import -m 'importing from xxx' MY_TAG release1 3) I empty my directory 4) I put the release 2 in the directory ... So when I do a checkout on any tag 'releaseX', I get the proper revision for every file in the project. Fine. My problem is that when I do a checkout without any tag, I get the last revsion for every file of the project, *including the files that are no longer part of my project*. Do you know what I should do to *automatically* remove those files? Ex: Release 1 contains files A and B Release 2 contains files A (modified) and C "cvs checkout" gives me A (last revision), B and C; but B should not be there anymore. Thanks for help, BdS