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solved! - command not found
Authored by: tcurtin on Jan 17, '03 05:12:00PM

I'm guessing you had the same problem as me - it has to do with the line breaks in the file you copied over. I selected the text on the macosxhints page, and dragged it over into BBEdit. "command not found"

Open terminal, cd into the directory containing the script, and type
more itunes (or whatever you called the script)

You'll only see a few lines, all garbled. The fix (for me) was to change from Macintosh to Unix newlines using BBEdit. You can download a trial version that will let you do this - you can also do it using sed or perl, but I don't have the time now to create the script, and it would probably just cloud the issue anyway. :)

Good luck!



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