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 Hi, im new to useing cygwin and i'm having some unwanted errors. Well, im
tring to compile some MUD files, but in order to do that, i get errors. But,
i went to Cygwin.com and went tot he users guide, and the FAQ said if you
get errors opening dir's you need to do this: bash$(thats always there) cd
c:/cygwin/usr/share/info - That works, it opens the Dir, but when i do this:
bash$ for f in *.info ; do install-info $ f dir ; done - But, this is the
error:
Install-Info command not found 
Install-Info command not found 
Install-Info command not found 
Install-Info command not found 
Install-Info command not found 
Install-Info command not found 
Install-Info command not found 
Install-Info command not found 

 But, the site says that is the command im sapposed to use. What am i doing
wrong?
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