"Thomas J. Hamman" wrote:
>
> Use the rpm command to query the package and list all of the files it installs.
> You'd use rpm -ql <name-of-installed-package> for a package that's installed,
> or rpm -qlp <filename> to query an rpm file. Alternatively you could use
> kpackage or gnorpm but those are slower than using the command line.
>
> That will list every file that the package installs. Look at the list of
> files; the binary file used to run the program will probably be in a 'bin'
> directory (like /usr/bin) and the location of help files (if there are any
> included in the package) will probably be apparent too.
>
> I hope that helps you. :)
I think it will, it gives me a location and a name. You can do a lot
with a location and a name <GRIN>. Thanks.
--
Traci Collins, MA
Professor of Computer Education
Colorado Mountain College
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