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diego at compus.com.br wrote: > Good afternoon, > He would like to ask excuses for my precarious English but, I have doubt in relation to certain commands of CVS. For example: > To catch the last version of the file, which would the command be? > I used the update and this placed a Tag in the file and I don't get to remove with the command Tag -F, as I do. Using "cvs update" would get the most recent version of the file, assuming there are no sticky tags on the file. Using "cvs update -dPA" would reset any stick tags, get new directories, and prune empty ones. If you're trying to move a tag that's existing, the "cvs tag -F" command will work. I don't believe that works against a branch tag though--a different override command is needed. It's difficult to understand what you're trying to attempt. Maybe if you included a (concise) script of your actions it would help. Also, you might send the note in your native language--there are a lot of people on this list, some are likely to understand. Regards, -- Glen Starrett