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Dear all I work with CVSNT as client on Windows XP and a CVS server on Linux. On the client side, I type the command 'cvs -n update foo' on the DOS command line interface : In case of conflict or a need to merge with 'foo' I get not only the update command output but also 'foo' is modfied as if I performed the command without option '-n'. So foo is modified indicating the conflict blocks and the .#foo is created. I haven't found any indication to this question : Do you know if this is the normal behaviour of CVSNT ? On Linux, the CVS option '-n' does not affect the working directory, shouldn't it be like that with CVSNT ? thank you for your help Alain