Date: Sun, 23 Sep 2001 23:19:13 -0400
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> Yes that is the case. :-(  I have Windows Me and the lines have been in the
> autoexec file since I unzip the files.  What else should I do?

Try these instructions:

 In the Start menu, pick Run and type "msconfig.exe" in the resulting
 dialog box.  This starts up the WinME configuration utility.  Select
 the 'Environment' tab.  Now make sure a 'DJGPP' entry exists and is
 checked; make sure its value is "C:\Djgpp\djgpp.env".  Also make sure
 the PATH entry is checked and starts with "C:\Djgpp\bin;".