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From: Shawn Barber <SbarberNOxvSPAM@snet.net>
Subject: Sequential_IO
Date: 1999/08/18
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I am using Sequential_IO to read some data from a file. Why 
do I need to specify the full path of the file being read 
when I'm running the program from the directory in which the 
file resides? I'm getting the filename from the command line 
and in I continually get a Name_Error unless I specify the 
path as well. Any ideas? I didn't see anything in the LRM, 
but that doesn't mean it's not there. Thanks.

Shawn

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