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Special Forums Windows & DOS: Issues & Discussions dos/intel unix command equivalent Post 302385497 by dday on Friday 8th of January 2010 01:57:45 PM
Old 01-08-2010
I installed cygwin so that I have the find command on my servers and my (shame) Windows desktop. Hey, they tell me at work I have to use Windows but I can make it as much like Unix as I can. I've always used WinVi as my editor of choice too. Smilie

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I apologize. I took the time to look and I actually am using WinVi and the UnixUtils from SourceForge and NOT Cygwin. Just wanted to clear that up lest I confuse anyone.
 

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