how to start app

[boomhari]

i just used the rpm command
rpm -ivh filename for installing a package
called antidialer for dialing into my isp...

Rpm also shows that the package is installed well.
The question is how do i start the app??

i dont find any shortcuts in the Gnome panel and its sub menus!!

How can i start it.. how can i find it.

Im a windows power user, and i have read suse for dummies(I use suse 10.0) but i am unable to figure out what to do with this problem.. Please help me.. since i cannot access internet from linux if i dont figure this out

[void_false]

Type it's name in a console.

Im a windows power user, and i have read suse for dummies

Those "* for dummies" books dont really help. I've read one long time ago and didnt learn a thing from it. I mean that everything was obvious and you can learn it by yourself. They teach you how take a mouse, move cursor over an icon, then use your finger to press left mouse button. I would sugges you to get more proffesional books like "SUSE 10 Unleashed" and "SUSE Linux Bible". After reading them you will feel in Linux as at home

[pupdaleon]

try typing the name of the program in a termal window

OR

Go to the directory where it's biniary is installed open a terminal window and ./nameofbiniary

./ executes a file

[Zelmo]

Easier still, use the Find option in your Gnome menu to search for the file, then see if you can double-click it to run it from the results window.
Make a note of where you found it, and add a menu item and/or panel button to make it easier to dial up.

[rcgreen]

I'm using KDE, so I can't swear exactly how Gnome does it.
Try right clicking the Gnome start button. there should
be an option to edit the menus. Choose to add a new
item. It will give you a dialog. The critical field will be
"command". I'm betting your command is /usr/bin/antidialer