In saving, archiving, and transferring files from one machine to another,
I've noticed that changes are not always saved; files seem to revert back to
earlier versions.

I've been very careful of my habits for over half a year regarding this
practice, in case this is due to my oversight.  I now suspect that VB does
something to reconcile modules of the same name even if they are in
different folders.

Am I nuts or is something going on here?

Thanks,

John Cummins

Even though you may have a separate copy of a .bas file in each project folder,
this does not automatically ensure that each project in fact uses the copy of
the .bas file that is in its particular folder.  On a number of occasions I have
found that my  project was using a copy of a .bas, .frm or .cls file that was in
a different folder than the one I had intended.  One way to be sure, is to do a
"Save As" for each file in each project to ensure that files in the project are
indeed the ones you intend to use.  You can also examine the project's .vbp file
with a text editor to check the paths used for each file in the project.

John........