File List Graphics

In the file list pane on the right side of the window, the graphics next to each file change appearance depending on various factors.

Here's a brief summary of the different graphics, and what each one means:

	If you have colored icons disabled for the file list, this is the normal indicator you'll see. It means that there is an archive for the associated file, and no one holds any locks on its revisions.
	This is the normal indicator you'll see. It means that there is an archive for the associated file, no one has locked any of its revisions, and your copy of the work file is current with the latest revision.
	This indicator means that an archive for the file exists, but your copy of the work file is either missing or stale - i.e., it does not match the newest revision.
	This indicator means that an archive exists for the file and that the default branch for this file is not the normal trunk branch.
	This indicator means that the file is checked out (locked). The name of the holder of the lock appears in the 'Locked by' column.
	This is the indicator used for a locked archive where you hold the lock, and your work file is different from the newest revision in the archive.
	This is the indicator used for a locked archive that has a default branch different from the trunk.
	This is the indicator used for a locked archive that has a default branch different from the trunk. You hold the lock on the archive, and your work file is different than the newest revision on the default branch.
	This is the indicator used for files that don't have an associated QVCS archive file. If you select a file with this indicator, you can create an archive for it by clicking on the 'Add' button on the toolbar.
	This is the indicator used for archives that are marked as obsolete.