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Subject: Calling Windows progs from cygwin command prompt?
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Hi All,

It's probably a long shot, but... Is there a way to call windows 
programs from inside a Cygwin shell?

Specifically, I'd like to be able to open the Windows version of VMD 
from the Cygwin command line, like typing:

$ vmd

Ideally, that would open VMD at the directory I'm visiting in the shell, 
just like it works in Linux. Is it possible?

Thanks a lot,

Gustavo.

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