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Hi there

I switched to Cygwin emacs and since then the help to a function
(`describe-function') 
does not bring up the file the is defined in (e.g. "dired.el"). NTemacs and
Emacs on Mac 
do this out of the box.

Is there any path variable not set?

Thanks, Leo

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