Basic tutorial solaris required

Hello,
I like to understand the basics of Solaris Unix....being able to install a program, unpack tars, basic unix scripting. Which training can you advice...I prefer an(y) online course something like the online Java tutorial if such is available.
Would appreciate any reference here
Regards
Pierre

Robert,
You don't give very much to go on.
What kind of computer did you install Solaris 10 on?
Did you install the x86 version of Solaris on a Wintel machine,
or a sparc version on a workstation or server?
Did you say the system was networked when you did the install?
Can the system communicate with any other systems?
Is this the only system connected to your router?
Have you looked at your browser settings?
There are a number of possible answers to your problem.

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"TCarp" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> When converting the png file to a gif I have played with
the options
> including
> index and alpha transparency and noticed the matte
feature.
>
> This is the area of tutoring I could use (i.e. getting a
crisper
> transition
> between the image and the background). I'm also curious
how the
> anti-aliasing
> settings in FW relate.
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