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ovince wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> I managed to do everything in Cygwin that I was doing in Unix. This is the
> first thing that does not want to work. It is a simple bash command
> 
> for file in 'cat listBox1.txt'; do awk '{print $0}'; done
I doubt this works anywhere. You are using simple apostrophes instead of 
`backticsk`.

> 
> Could you tell me what I do wrong here? 
> 
> Thanks
> oliver

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