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Date: Fri, 14 Dec 2001 17:48:35 +0100
From: lehrig AT t-online DOT de (Lehrig)
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Subject: Can cygwin and Rational Rose coexist ?
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My cygwin was working fine (also xfree).
But today I had to install Rational Rose at work.
Now I have problems with cygwin. I already adjusted the HOME environment 
variable. But there are still more problems. I think this is because 
Rational Rose sets a lot of environment variables common to unix. It 
also brings some unix tools within it's PATH.

Can somebody tell me what environment variables are relevant to cygwin. 
In this case I could adjust them in the batchfile that starts cygwin.

Yours:
Rainer Lehrig


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