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Old 03-16-2006
can't find my NEDIT utility after shell change

Hello,

My System Admin. just switched me from KSH to BASH and something happened to my "nedit" utility!

Does anyone know how to reactivate nedit by anychance?

Thanks very much!
BobK
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Old 03-16-2006
what's your definition of 'something happened'?
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Old 03-16-2006
ok, think i got it, changed my profile to:

export PATH=$PATH:/opt/bin

thanks for responding anyway, appreciate your willing to help!

Have a good week!
BobK
 
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