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When I use the comand cvs ls (shown below) I do get the listing of the Virtual modules (thank you for the idea - I just didn't think of trying the obvious). I am trying to use WinCVS to retrieve the virtual modules. This seems now a WinCVS issue. It seems as though the command line CVS is giving me what I would expect but WinCVS (CVSGUI) is not. C:\projects>cvs ls Listing modules on server CVSROOT CVSTestLibrary1 CVSTestProject1 CVSTestProject2 CVSTesting CVSVendorSuppliedSrc Testing Virtual modules on server (CVSROOT/modules file) AliasModule -a CVSTestProject2/CVSTestProject1/prj2dir1level1/prj2dir1level2 CVSTestProject2/CVSTestProject1/prj2dir2level1/prj2dir1level2/prj2dir2level2File2.txt Libraries CVSTestLibrary1 Project2 CVSTestProject2 aahprjsrc AliasModule hybridproj -d AAHNew Libraries aahprjsrc Then I try to check out the the Libraries (a simple example) and what follows is what I see. C:\softwareDevelopment\projects\testCVS>cvs co Libraries cvs checkout: cwd=C:\softwareDevelopment\projects\testCVS ,current=C:\softwareDe velopment\projects\testCVS cvs server: cwd=C:\Program Files\GNU\WinCvs 1.3\CVSNT\Temp\cvs-serv4060 ,current =C:\Program Files\GNU\WinCvs 1.3\CVSNT\Temp\cvs-serv4060 cvs server: Updating Libraries cvs server: Updating Libraries/lib1dir1level1 U Libraries/lib1dir1level1/lib1dir1level1file1.txt U Libraries/lib1dir1level1/lib1dir1level1file2.txt cvs server: Updating Libraries/lib1dir1level1/lib1dir1level2 U Libraries/lib1dir1level1/lib1dir1level2/lib1dir1level2file1.txt Proving that it is a CVSGUI problem. Thank you Brian.