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Subject:	Re: liblCE.dll not found !?
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Date:	22 Apr 2001 17:59:59 +0200
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/ Earnie Boyd <earnie_boyd AT yahoo DOT com> wrote:
| Wrong list.  You need cygwin-xfree AT cygwin DOT com.

Not really, he wants ghostscript, not X11 .-) but gs wants X11

HMM BTW any special reason to why ghostscript that comes with
cygwin(?) is compiled with X11-support, that is not included in the
standard dist?

So what to do?? The easy way, grab X11-from www.cygwin.com/->xfree,
the hard and probably best way, fix up (not sooo hard) and maybe
contribute a non-x11 gs..

        /Andy

| 
| Earnie.
| 
| Karl Bertram wrote:
| > 
| > ... when trying to start       gs.exe
| > 
| > Please

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