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Using $Id$, $Log$ with CVS

 
Sharath Bhat
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Hello,
I am using WSAD 5.1 with CVS. I have integrated my project successfully by checking out the project from CVS. While checking into CVS I want to append the details into my source variables like $Id$, where the id of the who checked in will appear in my source.
But this does not seem to happen. Does anyone have any idea, how do I configure to use these. Please help...

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