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From:	"Espen Harlinn" <espen DOT harlinn AT seamos DOT no>
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Subject:	RE: /cygdrive/windows ?
Date:	Wed, 3 May 2000 16:56:21 +0200
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Hi Chris,

> Um.  I was not talking about putting cygwin stuff in windows/system.
>
> I used the example "some.dll" not "cygwin1.dll".
>
In which case you have my sincere apology for generating the white noice ...
(when in doubt, run around in circles - scream and shout :-) )

It's just that putting things in the system[32] directory is one of the main
"features" of ms "plug-and-pray" technology.
My favorite uninstall program is 'del /s *.*', and any program supporting
this gets a *star* in my book. Due to various experiences with some
uninstall programs, I would rather install a new HD than attempt to use the
uninstaller.

(I seem to recall that you mentioned something like this a few days ago
... )

Espen

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