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Oliver Giesen wrote: > Now you could do the following: > > ModuleFiles -d ModuleAmp RepoModule File1 File2 File3 > ModuleAmp &AnotherModule &YetAnotherModule > MyModule -a ModuleFiles ModuleAmp > > Checking out MyModule will produce exactly the same result as this: > > cvs checkout ModuleAmp ModuleFiles > > ... i.e. it will create the following structure: > > ModuleAmp << ./CVS/Repository will point to /RepoModule >|- File1 >|- File2 >|- File3 >|- AnotherModule << ./CVS/Repository will point to /AnotherModule >| |- (subfolders and files) >|- YetAnotherModule << ./CVS/Repository will point to /YetAnotherModule >| |- (subfolders and files) > > ...which, if I'm not mistaken, is exactly what you were after, right? Thanks, very interesting all this... :) If I understand this correctly, when working with modules in this manner you have to: 1- Update sandboxes using the same command you used for checkout (not the update command), and 2- Keep the module file up to date with any file and directory additions. Is this correct? Gerhard