Peter Wrote
>your find command would be helpful here, but:

>find / -name "sndconfig"

>should do it (the -print directive is default).

>pete
I thought that with find you just entered
#find sndconfig
This may be my error. So I need to use
#find / -name "sndconfig"
What does this do does it say to look for a file or directory named
sndconfig? I. E. the / says to lookh for a file or directory and the -name
tells it that it is the name of the file or directory and the "sndconfig"
says to look for sndconfig?

I have had an awsome time in my programming class so far this semester. I
have to use command line for everything along with Vim and pine.
Rusty


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