Re: "Cant run command"

["R Tennenbaum"]

> Except for some ordinary housekeeping
>with Norton and Xtree, I didn't do anything on the computer since
>yesterday.

Something happened there. When this stuff happens to me, it's because
a semicolon got dropped out of a path -- or a batchfile name got
renamed or something completely inane that I don't discover until I'm
poking aroudn again a few days or weeks later.

-Rafe T.
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http://www.ray-field.com
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