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Subject: Using cmd.exe as an emacs shell
From: "Gary ." <cygwin@garydjones.name>
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If this isn't enough for me to lose my non-kook status I don't know
what is, but...

Instead of / as well as using emacs' eshell, I occasionally need to do
stuff from a "DOS" command line. Is it possible to get cygwin's emacs
to do this?

-- 
Gary
Non-kook (allegedly)

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