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> When I do cvs update -C -j HEAD <file> the file is made > read-only. The -j > HEAD can be omitted altogether, but still I wonder why the > file is made > read-only? I had a similar problem with the cvs up -j behavior, bringing in new files as read-only. Was this a new file to the branch, or one that existed on the branch already? (I'm assuming that you are on a branch here). Glen Starrett