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[ D:\ ]
> ruby -v && gem -v
ruby 1.9.1p243 (2009-07-16 revision 24175) [i386-mingw32]
1.3.5

[ D:\ ]
> gem list compass --local

*** LOCAL GEMS ***

compass (0.10.0.pre5)
compass-susy-plugin (0.6.3)

[ D:\ ]
> compass --help
Usage: compass [options] [project]

Description:
The compass command line tool will help you create and manage the stylesheets for your project.

To get started on a stand-alone project based on blueprint:

  compass -f blueprint my_compass_project

When you change any sass files, you must recompile your project using --update or --watch.

Mode Options(only specify one):
    -i, --install                    Create a new compass project.
                                       The default mode when a project is provided.
    -u, --update                     Update the current project.
                                       This is the default when no project is provided.
    -w, --watch                      Monitor the current project for changes and update
    -p, --pattern PATTERN            Stamp out a pattern into the current project.
                                       Must be used with -f.
        --write-configuration        Write the current configuration to the configuration file.
        --list-frameworks            List compass frameworks available to use.
        --validate                   Validate your project's compiled css. Requires Java.
        --grid-img [DIMENSIONS]      Generate a background image to test grid alignment.
                                       Dimension is given as <column_width>+<gutter_width>x<height>.
                                       Defaults to 30+10x20. Height is optional.

Install/Pattern Options:
    -f, --framework FRAMEWORK        Use the specified framework. Only one may be specified.
    -n, --pattern-name NAME          The name to use when stamping a pattern.
                                       Must be used in combination with -p.
        --rails                      Sets the app type to a rails project (same as --app rails).

Configuration Options:
    -c, --config CONFIG_FILE         Specify the location of the configuration file explicitly.
        --app APP                    Tell compass what kind of application it is integrating with. E.g. rails
        --sass-dir SRC_DIR           The source directory where you keep your sass stylesheets.
        --css-dir CSS_DIR            The target directory where you keep your css stylesheets.
        --images-dir IMAGES_DIR      The directory where you keep your images.
        --javascripts-dir JS_DIR     The directory where you keep your javascripts.
    -e, --environment ENV            Use sensible defaults for your current environment.
                                       One of: development, production (default)
    -s, --output-style STYLE         Select a CSS output mode.
                                       One of: nested, expanded, compact, compressed
        --relative-assets            Make compass asset helpers generate relative urls to assets.

General Options:
    -r, --require LIBRARY            Require the given ruby LIBRARY before running commands.
                                       This is used to access compass plugins without having a
                                       project configuration file.
    -q, --quiet                      Quiet mode.
        --trace                      Show a full stacktrace on error
        --force                      Allows some failing commands to succeed instead.
        --dry-run                    Dry Run. Tells you what it plans to do.
        --imports                    Emit an imports suitable for passing to the sass command-line.
                                       Example: sass `compass --imports`
                                       Note: Compass's Sass extensions will not be available.
        --install-dir                Emit the location where compass is installed.
        --boring                     Turn off colorized output.
    -?, -h, --help                   Show this message
    -v, --version                    Print version