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December 21, 2007, 04:30	what does nmake is invalid command [nmake] mean?	#1
chunying Guest Posts: n/a	I get this message if I input nmake in the fluent window. Does this mean I have not set C++ environment successfully? I have tried the setup twice and get this same result. Is there any other possible reasons? Thank you very much!

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