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Subject:	Re: Download Cygwin???
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Brian D wrote:
>  Is there any way that I can d/l Cygwin, with the packages that I need, at my
> workplace, then write a CD-R and take it home for installation???  Comments or
> advice???

Sure - don't see why not - when you run the setup.exe program select the option 
for download only and then place them in whatever folder you want.  Burn that 
folder to CD and then when you get it home you can run setup.exe again and this 
time select the the option for install from local and select the path where the 
files are now - either the cd or where you copied to your hard drive.  





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