One MORE thing. If u set an alias u can dispense with the . on the command line. Set an alias like "alias mycd='. mycd.sh'. That way the . is taken care of within the alias and u don't have to type it. The mycd.sh script can do anything u want to come up with a dir name to cd to.
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