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-: What ``usual translation''?

Poor choice of words on my part.  I meant that the path looked
correct from `set' or `env', or when echoed.

BTW, can I assume that any application built using djgpp libc 2.03
(or cvs libc) will grok the /dev/c/ (instead of c:) notation?