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Spencer Bailey wrote:
> I don't want to have to maintain all the .profiles in users
> directories.

You don't have to.  Add something like this to each ~/.profie:

	. /etc/profile-class1

Unless users change classes frequently over time, you never touch the 
.profile again.  All changes happen in /etc.

But once again, this is not a Cygwin issue.  Take it to a generic Unix 
sysadmin forum.

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