Scott wrote...
>There are two ways you *can* see what's actually in it if you're 
>sufficiently curious:
>
>(a)  From the "changes" menu, choose "recent change log", and select 
>a date/time just before you performed the series of updates that 
>included the one in question.  The ensuing changelist browser will 
>include the statement that triggered the reorganization that was this 
>changeset's charter.
>
>(b)  If you have the "update saves file" preference set to true as 
>you perform updates, you will get exact copies of the update files 
>stored to your local disk, and a glance at the actual update file in 
>this case reveals its decidedly non-empty contents.

.. . . and there is yet a third way, that works whether or not you fetch the update:

In the fileList, click on the top item (empty brackets) and you should see, among other things, the servers registered in your image, and they should include the update servers.  If you click on one, you should get ftp access to the more than 1000 update files.  Find the one you want to see, click on it, and Voila!

	- Dan