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Subject: Setting window titile under Cygwin
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Just in case anybody else did not know it.

Under Cygwin you can set window title with the same sequence as in xterm:

ESC ] O ; ... ^G

(replace ... with your title). So I currently use this in  my chpwd() function
for almost all types of terminals I have:

print -nP -u2 "\033]0;%n@%m:%~\a"

Enjoy :-)

-andrej

Have a nice DOS!
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