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> C:\dev\birc\SEQIO-~1.2>

Ok, *this* helps.  Do not use c:\dev for your own files.  DJGPP
programs simulate a unix-style /dev and thus any existing /dev will be
hidden.

Also, avoid directory names that require long file names if you can.

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