How do I access "Program Files" located in ~/.wine/drive_c with the cd command ? when I try, this is what happens:
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rrmendes Wed Jan 13 14:24:38 BRST 2010
[~]cd /home/rrmendes/.wine/drive_c/Program Files/Okapi/Olifant
bash: cd: /home/rrmendes/.wine/drive_c/Program: No such file or directory
rrmendes Wed Jan 13 14:24:38 BRST 2010
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