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<BODY > <HR><center> <table border=1> <td> <A NAME="tex2html154" HREF="node13.html"><img height=36 width=36 alt="PREVIOUS" src="../../../icons/latex2html/previous.gif"></A></td> <td> <A NAME="tex2html160" HREF="node3.html"><img height=36 width=36 alt="UP" src="../../../icons/latex2html/up.gif"></A></td> <td> <A NAME="tex2html162" HREF="node15.html"><img height=36 width=36 alt="NEXT" src="../../../icons/latex2html/next.gif"></A></td> <td><a href="contents-node14.html"><img height=36 width=36 alt="CONTENTS" src="../../../icons/latex2html/toc.gif"></a></td> </table> </center> <HR>  <H2><A NAME="SECTION000211000000000000000"> mprint</A> </H2> <P> This command prints the contents of a file. To print the contents of the file <B>junk1</B> that you just created, do <PRE> mprint junk1 </PRE> You will see a menu of choices. This file is an ASCII file and the computer lab is in 205 SP, so enter the appropriate number. To print the contents of the file <B>assign01</B>. do <PRE> mprint assign01 </PRE> <P> Please note: this command is <B>not</B> standard Unix. It is a local implementation. The standard Unix command is <B>lpr</B>, which sends the file to a default printer, which may not be where you intended. <P> Conservation plea: Please keep printer use to a minimum. That will limit costs and save trees. <P> <HR><center> <table border=1> <td> <A NAME="tex2html154" HREF="node13.html"><img height=36 width=36 alt="PREVIOUS" src="../../../icons/latex2html/previous.gif"></A></td> <td> <A NAME="tex2html160" HREF="node3.html"><img height=36 width=36 alt="UP" src="../../../icons/latex2html/up.gif"></A></td> <td> <A NAME="tex2html162" HREF="node15.html"><img height=36 width=36 alt="NEXT" src="../../../icons/latex2html/next.gif"></A></td> <td><a href="contents-node14.html"><img height=36 width=36 alt="CONTENTS" src="../../../icons/latex2html/toc.gif"></a></td> </table> </center> <HR>  <HR><P><ADDRESS> <I></I> </ADDRESS> </BODY>