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Siegfried Heintze wrote: > I'm glad I asked! > Is it possible to populate a module one file at a time with the add command? > If so, how do I create an empty module called htdocs when the existing > htdocs directory has a lot of garbage in it? > I want to do this because I have a lot of garbage in the htdocs directory > and I only want some files (and some subdirectories, but not all) to be > under version control. The usual way is to use a cvsignore file (this is easiest if you want a certain class of file eg. all the .html not not .bak). Some of the frontends can handle this quite nicely (eg. Tortoise). If you just want to create a toplevel module do something like: cd foo cvs -d d:/repo import -Cdn -I * -m "Initial import" foo That'll import the toplevel directory, and not import any files. Then you can use cvs add/cvs commit to populate it. Tony