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"Tony Hoyle" <tony.hoyle at march-hare.com> wrote in message news:ec4bgb$obg$1 at paris.nodomain.org... > Nick Duane wrote: >> But the keyword is still getting expanded in this file. I can't figure >> it out as it seemed as if things were working ok locally, but maybe it >> just > > The 3rd party file probably already contains expanded keywords. If you > set -ko on a revision it simply stops any further expansion from that > revision onwards. > >> expanded. I wanted to be able to selectively turn off keyword expansion >> on certain files and have it stay that way. At this point I'm going to >> edit > > This is exactly how it works. > I'm about to start pulling my hair out. I still get this to do what I want to do. I did the following. * First I deleted my sandbox. I then checked out the root level module. I checked the files in question. They all had Header and Log keywords set for my checkin. * cvs update -ko <file> * cvs commit -m "..." <file> * copy original file back into sandbox * cvs commit -m "..." <file> * I then check the file again. It appears that it hasn't added to the Header or the Log so I think I've fixed the problem. * delete sandbox * checkout module * check file again and notice that it does have my Header and Log info in the file. What's going on? Thanks, Nick