> This is caused by having the word "Vim" somewhere in that file. You can turn off modelines in your _vimrc, via a BufReadPre autocmd, or as "toothpik" suggests from the command-line when you invoke Vim.
>
I "set nomodelines" in _vimrc and that took care of this problem
> This sounds like it COULD be an issue with either your 'fileformat' or 'fileformats' options, but I'm not sure why it would be all on one line unless you somehow have a file with old Mac-style line endings.
>
> Anyway, take a look at http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/File_format#Results_of_incorrect_file_format_detection to see if you can figure out what's going on there.
The files I was having problems with were generated by a linux vm. In my _vimrc I had "set fileformats=dos,unix,mac"; changing it to "set fileformat=dos" seems to have solved the problem.
The alternative was to use ":e ++ff=dos" every time I opened any linux vm generated file.
Thanks.
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