OK, so continuing on with my "mission"

to deploy RPM replacements for some of my current apps I decided to tackle NcFTP. Easy app I thought, and being CLI it was pretty suitable for being tossed into the giant \usr\bin bucket...
Install went fine, I moved my bookmarks, etc. to the \home\.ncftp directory, that was recognized. However, strangely enough I ran into a problem when actually attempting to VIEW the bookmarks in the app. Case in point, when issueing 'bookmarks' command inside NcFTP window I get the following response:
ncftp> bookmarks
sh.exe: 1: more: not found
To use a bookmark, use the "open" command with the name of the bookmark.
...but if I do something like "open hobbes" that certainly works...so the bookmarks are there and are being recognized. The separate bookmarkmanager app works fine, that does actually show the bookmarks and allow you to manipulte then as needed.
Alright, so that error message appeared to have something to do with the 'sh' shell and perhaps 'more' command? I confirmed that 'sh' is installed here and working fine, 'more' on the other hand is not. But the 'more' is just a guess on my part, one could easily confuse that for something like 'dir | more', right?
What is a bit weird is that the 'more' command is something that should be executable in OS/2 to start off with. You can certainly pull up HELP on that command and yet trying 'more' by itself @CLI only shows:
[I:\]more
SYS1041: The name more is not recognized as an
internal or external command, operable program or batch file.
So am I inherently missing something here in my base OS/2 install?