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> Apparently, the PDFMerge program uses its own
> min-cygwin distribution.

I don't know if that is the case or not.  PDFMerge is
no longer installed on that machine.  I searched for
the Cygwin1.dll on the entire machine and am only
finding the ones that I installed, so I don't think
this is the problem.

> .. other than to advise that you redo your
installation
> and use c:\cygwin as the root rather than letting
> setup.exe use the existing root set up by PDFMerge.

How do I do that?  I have tried reinstalling several
time, including deleting all the cygwin directories
that I know of and entering c:\cygwin into the
installation program.  It still wants to go to the
PDFMerge directory.  Where does the installation
program get the root directory from?
-alan



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