Installation on Ubuntu Linux 9.04 VMWare tools

I've just updated Ubuntu Linux 9.04, and when I start the VM in VM Ware Fusion on my MacBook Pro I get a message saying that VMware Tools are not installed. Everything works fine, I just got the message. I clicked on install VMWare tools, but he opens a folder with a bunch of files, and I'm not particularly Linux savvy (I'm familiar with the basics of UNIX in OS X, but not Linux).

Could someone help me get the VMWare tools updated on Linux?

Thank you and I appreciate it!

Nathan Parker

President/CEO

Mallard Computer, Inc..

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