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Tony Hoyle wrote: > How would visibility in WinCVS help at all in this case? The file is > no more applicable to WinCVS than an .obj file. > Well, it would show me that i have changed the file. With the current implementation i have not possibility to check this. The CVS frontends rely on the file status, which is "uptodate" aka not changed, the timestamp is meaningless for the daily work. Yes, yes, i know , the file is not longer version controlled, but the information, that i changed the file is important for me. Another question: Maybe my memory is wrong, but i had the feeling that an cvs update of a static file didn't merge the file but overwrite it? Unfortunatly i can't re-check this at the moment. Olaf