1999 Honda Civic Clutch Master or Slave Cylinder

Actually I found out the problem. I failed to give you all the information needed on the situation. I replaced the slave cylinder today and the cylinder and clutch fork are moving. Pedal is a little soft but have found bleeding and bleeding has helped quite a bit. The problem however lies in the cv halfshaft. I work at oreillys and this would be the first time tackling a cv shaft and hyd clutch bleed. The reman cv shaft was not engaging the transaxle therfore the transaxle wasn't operating correctly. I swapped out a different reman shaft and gave her a lil smack and she seated right on in the housing. Once in the air the wheels turned perfectly thus solving my headache that was my fault in the beginning. DETAILS DETAILS DETAILS, god I can hear my dad saying it now. But I do have to admit, bleeding the hyd system can be somewhat of a b*tch. But it all works out in the end. Thanks guys/gals, now I know where to get future answers to problems.