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> note
> that while /usr/doc does exist under debian, you may find it is > empty,
> or has little in it. On debian, you'll want to check out
> /usr/share/doc instead, just replace /usr/doc with /usr/share/doc in
> the above shell script fragment.

    Apologies.  Thought Parham wanted a package list of what's installed.  If he were running Debian, I'd say to run 'dpkg -l | less'.  I dunno how RPM does it...or pkgtool in Slackware either, for that matter, as I'm still trying to puzzle out the sendmail README files. <grins>  Can't seem to get rid of my FQDN.  Masquerading doesn't seem to wanna work.  Driving me batz, but I love it.  I'm typing this in Notepad because NVDA doesn't work with Thunderbird, and I love working for more than 30 minutes too much.  Stewpid web-based windows.  Besides, I told Parham about the various bin directories.  Why should he hafta look in /usr/share/doc, too? <ducks flying mouse pads>

        Michael