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1146 MS-DOS User's Reference
Inserting the copied
text
This command copies lines 1 through 5 and duplicates them one
time, beginning on line 6. The result is:
1 :
2:
3:
4:
5:
6:
7 :
8:
9:
1 0 :
Sharpe Office Supplies
The World Leader in Office Sharpeware
l.R. Sharpe, President
"You oughta be Sharpe too."
Sharpe Office Supplies
The World Leader in Office Sharpeware
l.R. Sharpe, President
"You oughta be Sharpe too."
Now if you want to place this text within other text, you would
specify the third line option as the line you want the copied text
to appear before.
For example, suppose you
want to copy lines and insert them in
c
the middle of the file. The command 7,lO,5c would result in the I
following: L
1: Sharpe Office Supplies
2: The World Leader in Office Sharpeware
3: l.R. Sharpe, President
4 :
5: The World Leader in Office Sharpeware
6: l.R. Sharpe, President
7 :
8: "You oughta be Sharpe too."
9: "You oughta be Sharpe too."
10: Sharpe Office Supplies
11: The World Leader in Office Sharpeware
12: I.R. Sharpe, President
13 :
14: "You oughta be Sharpe too."