It took a while to catch onto the ./ thingy.. now that I know it, I still don't understand *why* this is necessary. I know, it's easy enough to add it to .bash_profile or wherever, but is there a justifiable reason why Linux makes you specify that the program you want to execute is in the current directory? <xml version="1.0" standalone="yes" encoding="UTF-8"> <mumble>this is so weird...</mumble> </xml> hehe, sorry... Dan
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