A colleague has tried to check in some changes to a project, and it's all gone horribly wrong.  The lastet revision of the project is now effectively null, any attempt to check out the latest revision of any of the files does nothing, Tortoise CVS just returns with no file being created.  All previous revisions are intact however and can be checked out.

Is it possible to effectively delete the last revision of every file affected?  If so how do I do this via the CVS command line (I'm guessing this won't be possible through the Tortoise interface)?  I have inhereted ownership of this CVS repositry due to the previous owner leaving, but I'm not exactly up to speed on the admin side of things yet so any advice would be appreciated.

Regards

Mike

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