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Glen Starrett wrote: > I don't know if there's any reason why cvsrc with edit -c and commit -c > would work as Jerzy noted, but I assume there is some important > distinction (I don't use either yet, but may soon start with some files). edit -c in cvsrc is global.. once it's on you can't do anything about it. -kc is good for classes of files, like word documents. edit -x lets someone handle their own little section of the repository in an exclusive way without interfering with everyone else who's happily cooperating. As lot of it is about checking boxes... it's also a little about integration with Uniface/UD6 and even the SCC API (which is at its heart reserved only... I'll need to implement both modes to get into the VSS shops easily, although my intention is that it's a cooperative as possible so I can actually use it myself...). Once the bean counters/managers have their boxes ticked and have picked cvsnt - then the training cuts in where we tell them how great cooperative development is.... most developers know this already though. Tony