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Subject: what is interfering texlive?
From: Steven Woody <narkewoody AT gmail DOT com>
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Hi,

I was always using cygwin and today I installed texlive 2008 on my
computer.  But I found if I run texlive's xelatex command on my cygwin
bash prompt, it will always return a "Program is not found" error.
When I run the same command line under dos command prompt, it was
fine.

In my .bash_profile, the texlive path is set to be searched firstly.

Can anyone give me a clue?

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narke
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