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Try: java ./java_programs/test_program/test

without the .java extension like you had

Also ensure the CLASSPATH is set to the directory where your .class files are created.

Nothing tricky about it. External commands are external because they're external -- they're files, programs the shell runs. They exist whether you're running a shell or not. cd is a pure builtin,...

man bash:
ssh is an external command provided by an ssh package, e.g openssh-client
As I don't have access to a system providing zsh, I can't tell the difference. But bash's "extended globbing"...

There's no priority of any shell; they were created with different targets in mind: fulfill any possible and imaginable desire towards a shell; tiny in ressource usage; mathematical functions built...

Another option that *may* work with some documents: the strings command. It will extract any text strings from a file and leave out all the other stuff.


strings <filename> | less

You can use an app called antiword: Antiword: a free MS Word document reader (http://www.winfield.demon.nl/)

wv is another tool you should look at (available in most distros of Linux), see wvWare, library for converting Word documents (http://wvware.sourceforge.net/)

Oh.. and even better, abiword... it...