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Frank, First I gotta ask why on the same machine? For a single developer, the primary purpose of a repository would seem to be redundancy. If you have a second drive, a simple project Export will accomplish that. > >1) what version of CVSNT do you recommend I use with Eclipse? The latest seems fine. Works for me. Actually, the question should be, "Which version of Eclipse should I use with CVSNT?" since the most recent problems seem to have been on the Eclipse side. ;) Which version are you on? >2) how the fields that must be set in the CVSNT control panel applet relate >to those in Eclipse's "CVS Repository Location" set-up dialog box? For the repository location you want to use Name value from the Repositories tab, not the Root value, i.e. no drive letter. The user value you use depends on how you have pserver set up. Here's an example using the simplest case of a single common pserver user from a remote to the repository on goodgulf, as in the doc below: :pserver:cvsuser at goodgulf:/CVS/Repository/test On a local repository, I *think* it would be one or both of the following: :pserver:cvsuser:/CVS/Repository/test :pserver:cvsuser at localhost:/CVS/Repository/test There's another setting that might apply, depending on the version of Eclipse. >3) how do I set up pserver accounts with CVSNT -- because Eclipse only >allows connection types of pserver, ext and extssh? I found this document useful: http://www.fredshack.com/docs/cvsnt.html Scroll down to 'Using pserver authentication' and read it before executing. DMF