Answer: how do you do a plan?
Bob Allison (bob...@wwa.com) wrote: >Strawberry Bitch <man...@expert.cc.purdue.edu> wrote: >> >>Okay, here is my predicament: I have a file called ".plan" but now I don't >>know how to put it in my plan in my finger file. Could someone please >>enlighten me? I am truly lost. If it makes a difference, I am on a >>UNIX system. Thank you so much.. > If it's called ".plan" that should be it. Make sure it's in the top >level of your home folder (ie, not in any other folders). Try fingering >your account. You may need to give it world read permission as well. This command will accomplish that: chmod a+r .plan (the a stands for all, you could also use ugo+r for user, group, and other. the r stands for read permission.) -- Joe Rumsey <ogr...@netcom.com> ftp://ftp.netcom.com/pub/ogre/home.html
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