> > Say I'm in /usr/games and I type /Maelstrom from a console window. Bash 
> > types back at me, "No such file or directory," even though there most 
> > certainly is such a file, and if I ls or dir it tells me there is.
> 
> ==================
> If you're already in /usr/games, you might have to type:
> ../Maelstrom  [notice the leading "."] to point out that the 
> command is in the current directory.

Almost right:

/Maelstrom would do it.
./Maelstrom refers to a file in the parent directory.

Paul


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