FWIW, the above is already done in the standard shell startup scripts, so
unless you're using custom .*rc scripts, you probably attempted to invoke
ImageMagick from a Windows command prompt. One word of warning for
working in that mode: some of the programs in /bin are symbolic links or
scripts that Windows does not understand. You're better off invoking
Cygwin programs from a Cygwin shell, unless you're sure they are .exe
files.
Igor
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