Unix terminal problem with less command?
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you need to edit your stty settings ...this command should work \n\nstty exit q\n\nhope it helps
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dir\ncopy\ndel\ncls\n\nand the best of them all: help\n\nJOHN, I'm thinkg you're mixing in a different shell. mkdir and rmdir are both UNXI commands.
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Any chance your file extension association for the icon got remapped to SnagIt?
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Well, the very best place to start is the horse's mouth, so to speak.  Try the URL below for a good starting point.  Also, searching for the term "Linux +tutorial" without the quotes should get you some great sites.  And as a final tip, check out what the man -k command does in Linux.  It is a great way to search for help on something you've forgotten the command for.  Good luck!
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Get stuffit...its a file uncompression program. Download the free trial   http://www.stuffit.com/mac/index.html
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No, lacks the command set imbedded into the cpu
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On what operating system? Unix try 'chmod go-r <filename>'. Windows no idea.
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http://home.att.net/~short.stop/freesoft/unix.htm
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Can you post more details of what you are trying to do, to terminate a running programme usually: kill followed by the PID number of the programme will do it. a good place for linux help is www.justlinux.com
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Infinity/Error/ Dosent Exit!
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it's the combination of spaces and squirrely chars.\n\nremove the parent dir with extreme prejudice...\n\nroot# rm -rf /path/to/dir\n\nif they're in /.Trashes ...\n\nroot# rm -rf /.Trashes\n\nif they're on another volume ...\n\nroot# rm -rf /Volumes/<volname>/.Trashes\n\nXP goes nuts when it comes to long file names or strange chars\nif need be rename and or click folder select props and uncheck hidden....then rename...remove
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using an editor\nif you mean using the command line then\nyou have 2 editors vim and nano\nnano is easier, to open file with nano type this\nnano /path/to/file\nto save the file press Ctrl+O then press Enter\nto Quit press Ctrl+X\n\nif you want to know where is the config files\nyou will find it in the /etc dir
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I don't think there is a command line option for keepalive.  If you are using plink to start putty then you should create a  session and save it then use the -load sessname parameter.  The saved session can have the keepalive parameter.\n\nhttp://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/0.58/htmldoc/Chapter7.html#plink
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Try SmitFraudFix:\nhttp://siri.urz.free.fr/Fix/SmitfraudFix_En.php
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I'm assuming you want to send Thunderbird to the system tray  when you minimize it? Thunderbird does not have this setting built in. You have to download and install the extension "Minimizetotray."\n\nhttp://minimizetotray.mozdev.org/
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It sounds like your remote shell might be\n"hanging" while waiting for input.  In\nsome cases, it might be because of something\nin a login/startup script.  In any case,\nconsider using the "-n" option to rsh:\n\n  rsh -n remotehost myscript\n\nThe man page for the "-n" option to "rsh" says:\n\n-n\n\n  Redirects the input of rsh to /dev/null. You sometimes\n  need  this  option  to  avoid unfortunate interactions\n  between rsh and the shell which invokes it.  For exam-\n  ple,  if  you  are running rsh and invoke a rsh in the\n  background without redirecting its input away from the\n  terminal, it will block even if no reads are posted by\n  the remote command.  The -n option will prevent this.
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Try doing it in the safe mode... Or try doing it frm the command prompt...