It appears the problem was file format. I wrote some scripts in
OpenOffice and saved them as Text (.txt) but "file SomeScript_OO.sh" shows:
POSIX shell script, UTF-8 Unicode (with BOM) text executable
I first edited the scripts with vi looking for errors but none were
apparent. And identical files written in OO and vi appear identical
when edited.
Again, the scripts worked, I just didn't know why I received "#!/bin/sh:
No such file or directory." I assumed I'd made an error when building
7.9. Perhaps the file format problem is widely know but it was news to
me. I assumed Text (.txt) meant ASCII text.
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