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Subject:	Re: cygwin emacs characters
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many thanks for the quick and accurate replies
the changes to the .bashrc file run fine, but only if I type bash into the
emacs shell. Is there a flag I can add to the .emacs file to make this the
default for any emacs session ?

thanks for all the help
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