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paul.s.barriscale at accenture.com wrote: > ALL echo %p %s %m $USER > > Is there something fundamental here that I am missing? Echo is a built into cmd and is a little 'funny'. I suggest either putting the GNU utilities for Win32 version of echo.exe somewhere in your path (even temporarily for the test) or putting the echo statement into a cmd file. commitinfo >>>>> ^junk c:/repositories/scripts/echostuff.cmd $USER %p %s %m <<<<< echostuff.cmd >>>>> @echo off echo Hello %1, %2 %3 %4 <<<<< >>>>> C:\My_Documents\temp\cvsnt-glen-gstarret\junk>cvs ci -m "" cvs commit: Examining . Hello "gstarret", "junk" "testing123.txt" Checking in testing123.txt; /test/junk/testing123.txt,v <-- testing123.txt new revision: 1.20; previous revision: 1.19 done <<<<< Regards, -- Glen Starrett