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From: gk5g+@ANDREW.CMU.EDU (Gary Keim)
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Subject: Re: bush
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Date: 12 Jan 90 19:35:18 GMT
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Excerpts from internet.info-andrew: 11-Jan-90 bush Greg
Rogers@bullwinkle.c (726)

> However I can't figure out if there is some way to get a shell for the
> current directory being displayed. I think I can use bush for traversing
> and looking at files, but how
> do I execute a program that uses those files?

There is no such shell feature at this time.  

To execute a file, select that file in the listings and  click on the
'Exec' control-button.  By default, the current-working-directory is the
root of visible directory tree.  

To set the current-working-directory, click in the control-title that
contains the pathname of the current-directory being visited (at the top
of the screen).

Gary Keim