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Rick Genter wrote: > It seems, then, that if CVSNT is using true regular expressions, what > the OP wants is: > > *\. > > in their .cvsignore file. That will ignore all files ending in '.'. Files can't do that in Win32 (the OS strips it). This is harder than it looks.... Perhaps: ^[^.]+$ .. although I've not tried that, and it may be wrong :) Tony