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On Mon, 24 Jan 2005 17:29:36 -0000, "Richard Kerry" <Richard.Kerry at bbc.co.uk> wrote: >Cheking out a different project, set up in a similar way, would get a different source directory, the same include directory, and put a different binary file into the same Binary directory. > Oliver has covered most of the details already, but there is a subtle thing that I think you should be aware of might cause problems: Since in the checked out folder system CVS handles files in a given folder using metadata inside a CVS subfolder where one file tells CVS from which source folder the files came from, you will have problems stuffing single files coming from *different* server folders into one common folder on the client side... Also if you do this, you will have trouble tagging project1 because you would also tag Project2 at the same time. Why not keep the binary result of a project in a bin folder below the source folder of that project instead? That way you can select that project's source folder and tag all of these files at once. /Bo (Bo Berglund, developer in Sweden)