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Date:	Mon, 6 Apr 2009 05:15:58 -0700 (PDT)
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Subject:	"cat >" command is not working in windows 2008
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I am trying the following command on DOS command prompt and it does not wor=
k.
There is a process which writes to STDOUT and the following command captures
it[from STDIN] and writes to a file.Please help in this regard.
cat > $root/qfile =E2=80=98> $root/script=E2=80=9D but /tmp qfile itself is=
 not created.

cygiwn version - 1.5.25-15
Active State Perl- 5.8

Thanks in advance.=20
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