From: Newtvana (newton_at_ordersomewherechaos.com)
Date: Sun Feb 09 2003 - 11:48:30 PST
> http://anrp.irulethe.net/newton/pkginstall-help
>
> [The Instruction] say to just type "./PkgInstall-MacOSX
> /path/to/package". However, when I type this, I just get a
> "./PkgInstall-MacOSX: command not found".
To use this, you have to be using the Terminal, as you probably know.
Next, you have to make sure that you're "in" the same directory as the
program.
The best way to figure this out is to us the 'ls' command which will
list the files in your current directory.
Most of the time, the Terminal will start out in your Home directory.
If the "PkgInstall-MacOSX" program is on your desktop, you need to use
the command 'cd Desktop' which will 'change directory' to the Desktop
directory which holds all of the files that show up on the Desktop.
Once you get that far, then you can work on getting the actual package
picked out.
...Ross...
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