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To clear things up a bit, I stopped using MacCvsX, I just used the cvs command at the shell prompt: - I created a repository with some text files with the import command, then checkout - I added my binary file in that directory and used these commands to add it: cvs -d $CVSROOT add -kb -m "blah" Project.mcp cvs -d $CVSROOT commit -m "bla" Project.mcp Then with "cvs -d $CVSROOT status Project.mcp" I get expansion option "b", sticky option "-kb", others are set to "(none)". At this point, I opened the project file in codewarrior, and it works. Codewarrior modified the file, I reopened it and it still works. Then I commit the file again, it was modified by codewarrior: cvs -d $CVSROOT commit -m "new" Project.mcp A status command returns the same flags as above. I delete the file and update, the file is damaged. Then I try to retrieve the first version which should be working, that one is still damaged. I checked the ,v file in the repository and the 1.2 part is as big as it should be, while the 1.1 part is only a small portion of the file. Here are some lines from the Project.mcp,v file: head 1.2; access; symbols; locks; strict; comment @# @; expand @b@; 1.2 date 2005.03.25.07.52.29; author user; state Exp; branches; next 1.1; deltatype text; permissions 666; commitid ae04243c33c02eb; kopt b; filename @Project.mcp@; 1.1 date 2005.03.25.07.51.41; author user; state Exp; branches; next ; deltatype text; permissions 666; commitid 4dc4243c30d0251; kopt b; filename @Project.mcp@; desc @@ 1.2 log @ahaa @ text ... binary part ... 1.1 log @bla @ text @d55 1 a55 1 ... very small binary part ... Sorry for the multiple posts, I hope this says it all. --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Small Business - Try our new resources site!