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In one command prompt, I issued the command 'cvs unedit -u(username) -R'. While that was running, I opened another command prompt and, from the same directory, issued the command 'cvs -nq up'. The output from the two command prompts seems to have some "cross talk" (to borrow an electronics term). Here is the output from the 'unedit' command: CVSMailer processing CVSMailer processing cvs unedit: protocol error: notified patch.cpp, expected patch.h CVSMailer processing cvs unedit: protocol error: notified patch.h, expected resource.h CVSMailer processing cvs unedit: protocol error: notified resource.h, expected version.h CVSMailer processing cvs unedit: protocol error: notified stdafx.cpp, expected world.cpp CVSMailer processing C:\cvs\view22_4> and here is the output from the update command: C:\cvs\view22_4>cvs -nq up ? diff.txt ? out.txt ? out2.txt ? bin/release/nsIv22GeckoPlugin.xpt ? bin/release/regsvr32.trg CVSMailer processing cvs update: protocol error: notified material.cpp, expected patch.cpp CVSMailer processing cvs update: protocol error: notified material.h, expected stdafx.cpp CVSMailer processing cvs update: protocol error: notified mesh.cpp, expected stdafx.h CVSMailer processing cvs update: protocol error: notified mesh.h, expected world.h CVSMailer processing cvs [update aborted]: cannot open CVS/Notify: No such file or directory C:\cvs\view22_4> Note that some of the files from window 1 seem to have shown up in window 2. I'm using SSPI, both client and server are running 2.5.03 build 2382. Client is Windows XP Pro, server is Windows Server 2003. -- Jim