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Hi, This feels like a stupid question, since it seems it should be obvious and I'll probably say "Doh" when I get the answer, but... I simply wanted to move back a revision and start again, after making a mistake. I knew the revision as of yesterday was good, so I ended up checking out with a sticky tag on the date. From there, though, I couldn't check back in because of the sticky tag. I received an error message from the server. What I ended up doing was copying all the files to another directory, checking out without the sticky tag (sticky tag reset), copying the files back in and forcing a check in. That seems like a hard way to do the work. I suppose I could have administratively deleted revisions, but that would have taken a fair amount of time, going through the files changed one by one. So, my question is: is there an easier way to 'revert' to an earlier version to avoid a problem? Note (if it makes a difference), we have 3 developers and are all working off the main trunk. We typically don't setup a development branch unless we are supporting an older version, while new work is in progress. Thanks, Jeff