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Olaf Groeger wrote: > No, Tony, the status is modified. Modified in the sandbox, because i > changed the file. But the frontends consider it as uptodate=*not* > modified. Because it *is* up to date. Different, maybe, if you've got local changes, but it's up to date. > So if i activate the flat mode in WinCVS to see modified files, the > modified static file is not shown. That's an issue for WinCVS if they want to have an option to show them.. nothing to do with the files themselves. A static file is effectively outside version control... it's a template, for things like global configuration files (that get modified frequently by developers). The cvsnt repository has some dummy makefiles that are marked static - because autoconf overwrites them and I want my versions not the generated ones. You should not *care* about the state of a static file. If the state matters to you then it sounds like you've misunderstood what they're for. Tony