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>> Use unedit -u I tried the following steps - 1. cvs unedit -u <userName> 2. CVS said that I had to checkout the CVSROOT first 3. So I did cvs checkout CVSROOT 4. cvs unedit -u <userName> But even now, when I edit the file, CVS says that it is checked out. I must be missing some step. I am Admin on the box that CVSNT is running on. Does that automatically make me the admin for CVS? Thanks "Tony Hoyle" <tmh at nodomain.org> wrote in message news:c25s6m$1mo$2 at sisko.local.nodomain.org... > ncal wrote: > > Hi, > > One of our ex-team members had put all files in an edit mode, and left > > the company. Since then, when any of us edits the files, we get a message > > that he has them checkedout. His user id has been removed from the domain by > > IT. > > Is there a way that I can undo edits - is there an admin file that I need > > to modify? > > > Use unedit -u > > Tony