>>The main reason, is that some of the class libraries have quite a few subclasses, and if I was to leave the one class librarie checked out, then other developers would not be able to amend the other classes within.
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>>It would be nice to at least have a warning though.
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>>Thanks
>>Kev
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>You should be able to use a Project Hook, to at least give you a message. Look at Poject Manager Hooks in the help file.

Here's an idea....
VSS exposes it's object model, I believe, so you could probably write a little prg to instantiate VSS and use it to check in your stuff. Then you could use a start-up program from config.fpw to set a command like ON SHUTDOWN DO VSSBoost.prg or whatever you happen to call it. Hmmmmmm......it sounds like it wouldn't take too long to do, with a little help from the MSDN Library and you should be there. Then your check-ins would be automatic.

HTH,

Gregg