On Mon, Sep 06, 1999 at 11:43:42AM -0700, Wendell Buckner wrote:
> I indeed needed to type "./hello"! I knew it was simple! Now, another
> stupid question for you... How do I add "./" to my path on startup? Also,
> what is the EASIEST way to find the answers to my question before bothering
> you guys? I'd like to save my hard questions for you guys(the list) instead
> of bothering you with simple ones that I should be able to handle myself.
> My options are the (1) man pages, (2) existing unix books I have and (3) the
> net. I don't want to buy any more books yet, so I'm hoping the ones I have
> will suffice for now. Please give me some hints on searching for the answers
> to this information myself. Thank you!
>
Assume you are using bash, put the following line in ~/.bash_profile
export PATH=${PATH}:.
Chanop
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