"adl" not available , Leopard

Ok, here's a really basic installation question I suppose,
but I get a:
WARNING: "adl" not available
message after running the config script, and the tip: To
correct this warning, install the Flex SDK 3.2+ and add
/path/to/FlexSDK/bin to your path.
My probably stupid problem is what "my path" is (Flex SDK is
installed and running) that is: How do I do the:
add /path/to/FlexSDK/bin to your path.
Best Regards
Eskil

Mine looks like this:
export ADL="/Applications/Adobe Gumbo MAX
Preview/sdks/3.2.0.3958/bin/adl"
HTH,
Patrick

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