>Thanks Howard
>At last someone with sense. Thanks :-) >I have found the shell (that's the console thing, right?) >But when I type in pico and all that stuff it says command not found. >I tried nano but it's too complicated, I don't know what it all means. Yeah, shell is a bad name for the console or terminal. Pico not found? Hmm. That means it's probably not installed. If you are using KDE, try editor or advanced editor - they are very simple like pico, except they run in the KDE gui. Sorry I can't remember what menu they are under, but you can get to them from the menu system. That is if they are installed.... If you are using Gnome, try Gedit. Again, I can't recall exactly what menu it lives in. Opening the file should be quite easy in either; they are gui driven. If they aren't installed, try emacs- the version I run on RedHat 7.1 allows you to use the mouse with the console so it shouldn't be too bad. Type emacs in the console. HTH Howard
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