-bash: fop: command not found

timodheere

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Hi all! I'm quite new to FOP and have spent the day on this Mac O
10.3.4 trying every possible installation combination I can think of but I must be missing something very very basic that none of the mai sites feel the need to mention, as the command line still spits bac nothing but

-bash: fop: command not found

Can anyone give me a hint as to what presumably obvious error I a making? Many thanks
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Patrick TJ McPhee

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% Hi all! I'm quite new to FOP and have spent the day on this Mac OS % 10.3.4 trying every possible installation combination I can think of,

But no combinations fit to post? Let us in on what you've tried.

% -bash: fop: command not found

This presumably means you've typed

fop [etc]

but fop is not in your search path.

The most obvious reason for this is that you don't have a command called fop. If you do have a shell script of that name which starts the program, the next most obvious reason is that it's in the current directory, which is ordinarily not in your path. Try

./fop [etc]
 

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