02-13-2014
Thanks for the reminder to use the man.
Still working on it.
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Thanks vib.
Replying to these posts is a bit weird.
I cannot see the entire thread and click respond to each person individually.
Still working on this and making progress.
---------- Post updated 02-13-14 at 04:19 PM ---------- Previous update was 02-12-14 at 06:00 PM ----------
I spent hours today navigating around using terminal.
Looking at directory structures and opening up files.
Things are clearing up but still not confident.
Just want to say thanks again.
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