Hi Cathy,
> I have a .ncgm file with 200 frames that I am trying to convert to a
> .gif animation on my linux machine. I have the code ncgm2gif, however I
> am not sure how to use it. By typing "ncgm2gif ncgm_filename", I get
> the message ncgm2gif: command not found. What step am I missing?
For those who are curious about ncgm2gif, the following URL may help:
http://ngwww.ucar.edu/ng/faq.html#ConvertGif
As to your question: the message "ncgm2gif: command not found" is issued
by your shell, indicating that the location where 'ncgm2gif' lives is
not in your path ($path shell variable and/or $PATH environment variable),
or 'ncgm2gif' is in your path, but you haven't "told" the shell to re-examine
its variables and find new commands.
Please make sure that 'ncgm2gif' is in your path setup, and after that,
issue the command 'rehash' at your shell prompt. **
** all of this assumes a c-shell or variant. If you're running a 'sh'
shell or similar, you'll still need to make sure 'ncgm2gif' is in your
path, and then execute ". .profile' for your $PATH variable to find the
new command.
-Rick.
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