Paul and everyone else,

If you are running tRio on a Linux or Unix server and wish to use the trio.sh, you will need to strip out the extraineous ^M from the file for it to work. Windows does some nasty stuff to perfectly good UNIX files.

sed is the one way to do that:

cat trio.sh | sed "s/^M//" > trionew.sh
mv trionew.sh trio.sh

To enter the "^M" you will actually press Cntrl-V and then Cntrl-M.

Great work Paul.