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I have used CVS in multiple Linux environments. It is easy using the 'find' command to add files recursively via CVS. Unfortunately, I have not found an equivalent in the Windows DOS environment. I know that tools like Tortoise and WinCVS have scripts build in to allow you to do this. I have been using these tools successfully for years. I want to create a simple bat file that will accomplish this automatically. All it needs to do is the following: 1. Recursively add all new files and folders in a given tree. 2. Commit all updated and added files. Once this bat file is created I can schedule it to run on a daily basis. Step 2 is easy, Step 1 is the problem. How can I get this to work in a windows environment? Has anyone written a command line cvs recursive add script for cvsnt? Help, Brook Hurd