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> Please suggest a way fro using commit -c option in MacCVSX. Make sure you have CVSNT client installed (2.5.03.2382 preferably) on the Mac. The "obvious" solution is to use the command line which will work just like on Windows. The way the "exclusive" edit options are usually used is NOT how you are using them. Every versioned file in CVSNT has attributes - also called "expansion options". These are "sticky" - they are propogated from one version of the file to the next. So if all your files should always be used in "reserved" mode the "solution" is to mark them as such: cvs update -k+x cvs commit -f "everything will now lock" Now when you checkout, edit etc the client will automatically use the "locking" functions without the need to specify -c or -x on the command line ever again. Oh and the "C" in CVSNT stands for "C" - nothing more or less. CVSNT supports "Concurrent" as well as "Linear" development and it is a fundamental difference between this project and others that this project does not limit what features can and cannot be added to the project (beyond what could cause corruption). Regards, Arthur Barrett