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Reply #1 If you want files to be locked, don't use CVS. There are plenty of other SCC tools that lock files. Reply #2 Most text files don't need to be locked. CVS's decades-old merge algorithm works in most cases. Trust me, you will get used to merging and won't ever go back to inferior tools that lock files. However, binary files can't be merged and therefore need to be locked if they can be modified by different people at the same time. You can lock files in CVSNT via the command line (cvs edit -c), WinCVS, and TortoiseCVS. Locking files is a manual and optional activity, which probably isn't what you want; refer to reply #1. Make sure you "update" files before locking -- it doesn't make any sense to lock anything except the last revision in a branch, but that's the way it works. There is more information here: http://www.devguy.com/fp/ProgrammersCanvas/#Prefer_Merging_Over_Locking <mqaiserm at qualitycheckinc.com> wrote in message news:mailman.1165.1051862237.22290.cvsnt at cvsnt.org... > Hi ! > > i want to use cvsnt on server and wincvs as client. > > i need help that how i can set no multiple checkouts on > a repository. > > i want to create a repository and also i want to set that > only one person can do checkout at a time. > > what i can do. plz help me in this matter.