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From: Jesse Walters <jwalt@mwci.net>
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Subject: compiling errors
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	When I have been trying to compile xfishtank,fvwm95, or  xpm  I
have been coming up with an imake.tmpl error. Saying the file or directory
is not found, however I do have the imake on my system and in my path.
However, I am totally clueless as to what this imake program actually
does.  Any suggestions on how to remedy this situation?

Thanks

Jesse Walters
jwalt@mwci.net


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