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Date: Thu, 21 Aug 2003 13:42:06 -0700
From: Mike Meadway <mmeadway AT monroe DOT net>
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Subject: Setup without a mouse
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Hi!

    After reading the questions about using setup without a mouse, and 
the subsequent replies about requiring a redo of setup, I'm willing to 
give that a stab.  I'm doing a project that requires the use of netpbm 
under Cygwin (I refuse to pay for tools that don't work as well as 
freely available stuff), and I'm facing the issue of automating the 
installation.  The current setup makes that difficult, to say the least.

I guess this means I'm volunteering some effort to do an update.  
Where's the setup program in the source tree?  I've not contributed code 
to an open-source development project, so bear with me as I ask a few 
clueless questions, but I'm happy to help out.

Mike Meadway


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