This JPEG image is a screen shot of TLIB Version Control running in "compiler-native project mode." It is similar to the the main TLIB screen in regular, file-oriented mode, but simpler, because the eight search-mode check-boxes are missing, as are the places for entering a current directory (folder) and wild-card specs. Instead, the compiler-native project mode version of the main TLIB screen allows you to "Open" a project file that was generated by your compiler or editor. TLIB then reads the project file to determine the list of source files to be managed. This particular screen shot shows an "open file" dialog popped up over the main screen, and a Visual Basic project file being opened. TLIB currently supports compiler-native project mode for these types of project files: MultiEdit Editor project (*.PRJ) Codewright Editor project (*.PJT) Borland Delphi (*.DPR) Help Magician Pro project (*.HMP) Microsoft Developer Studio / VC++ 5.0/6.0 project (*.DSP) Microsoft Visual Basic 3.0 (*.MAK) Microsoft Visual Basic 4.0-6.0 (*.VBP) Watcom C/C++ individual target (*.TGT) Watcom C/C++ project (*.WPJ) Symantec Visual Cafe (*.PRJ) plain file list (*.LIS) Combined project lists can be created by using .LIS files with references in them to other project files. So, for example, if you want to maintain project which consists of a VB program, a VC++ program and a related .DOC file, then you could create a file list file called BIG.LIS containing these lines: @@myvccpro.dsp @@myvbpro.vbp userman.doc