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So, I downloaded and installed the latest cvsnt locally, on my XP notebook. I managed to figure out how to add a file using the command line (easier than I first thought :) ) after first creating the module in tortoisecvs. When I tried to commit however, I got the error, saying that -kB was not recognized. Just for kicks, I copied the cvs.exe and sspi_protocol.dll files over to my tortoisecvs folder (for some reason, I decided to use sspi instead of local access for the local repo, but being a test anyway, I didnt care) and found that it worked like a charm. So my question is, is this expected behaviour, and is it likely to require this for all clients that need to commit this file ? Or have I fooled myself, and cvsnt somehow found the tortoisecvs cvs.exe first, and I just made it work by placing the correct file in the path ? If I did the needed thing, in copying over the protocol and exe files, is it likely that future behaviour will be correct given that modification, or would I be wise to wait for an offical release of tortoise that includes this binary capability ? One last question, is there an admin command that I can send to the cvs server to convert a file to '-kB' from '-kb', and would it "compress" the current ',v' file on my server, or simply use the '-kB' diff from this point forth ? Excelent work to all developers Regards Marts