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I'm looking at the Essential CVS book and there is a section on using the command cvs checkout -l -d cvsroot . as an alternative to using "cvs import" (page 157). Let us suppose I have already done a couple of cvs import commands (so I already have a cvsroot) on existing directories and want to create a third directory (errr, I maybe I mean module) called htdocs. Can I do cd /Program Files/Apache Group/Apache2/htdocs cvs -C co -l -d htdocs . where htdocs is the existing directory with tons of garbage in it? I only want to put a few files and subdirectories under version control. What would the add function look like? Maybe something like this? cvs add default.htm -m "Initial import" Now suppose there is a directory called htdocs/images and I want to add images to version control. Can I now do cd images cvs checkout -l -d images . Thanks, Siegfried