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It's quite easy to tell the difference in the log output - branches always have .0. in them, so you can get a list of branches in a file for example using: $ cvs log foo.txt | grep \.0\. In RCS terms a tag and a branch are the same thing apart from this marker. So 1.1.0.2 is branch 2 off revision 1.1. This can also be written 1.1.2 depending on where it's used (the .0. form is the way it's stored in RCS and the shorter form tends to come from sandboxes). cvsnt adds floating branches which have .0.0 in them eg. 1.0.0.2 is a floating branch based on branch 1 (head/trunk). Tony