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I can use suffix aliases to display various .txt files. So

	alias -s txt=less
	./x.txt

actually runs

	less ./x.txt

Can I do a similar thing for README files? So the "command"

	/some/path/README

will really run the command 

	less /some/path/README


			Anthony