Veronica Lee writes: > > I am using WinCVS as a client tool to access CVS Server in UNIX. > Sometimes when you add 1 line to a 900-line file and the change was > interpreted as adding 901 lines and removing 900 lines. That's usually caused by checking out a file on Unix and then committing it on DOS/Windows or vice versa -- since the systems use different line ending conventions (<LF> vs <CR><LF>), CVS sees all the lines as different although humans don't (since the control characters are usually invisible). -Larry Jones These child psychology books we bought were such a waste of money. -- Calvin's Mom
