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From: jjhnsn@tintin.slcs.slb.com (James Lee Johnson)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.sgi
Subject: Re: Wsh and pathnames.
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Date: 16 Jun 89 20:45:25 GMT
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In article <34885@sgi.SGI.COM> kipp@warp.wpd.sgi.com (Kipp Hickman) writes:
>
>If you start it from 4sight, then it inherits the environment from
>4sight.  This is the most common problem, because 4sight is started
>before your environment is loaded up.  A quick-and-dirty solution
>is to add the following (sample) line to your user.ps in your
>home directory:

Is there any way to run 4sight from the .login, rather than have
it run automatically and unconditionally?

I cannot find any documentation on this "feature" in our 4D manuals,
and the SGI hotline was not much help.

Thanks in advance,

    jj
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