help
Usage:  HELP [Command Name]
	HELP [Search Letter]
        
        Help will describe the command that you specify in the command
        line, if it finds it in the 'HELP.LIBRARY'.
	
	If a character is specified, help will search for all commands
	beginning with that letter.
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addbuffers
        FORMAT:         ADDBUFFERS <drive> [<number>]
        TEMPLATE:       DRIVE/A,NUMBER/N
        PATH:           C:

        Adds cache buffers to a drive.

        Ex.  Addbuffers DF0: 30
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addmonitor
        FORMAT:         ADDMONITOR NUM=%d NAME=%s
        TEMPLATE:       NUM/N/A,NAME/A,HBSTRT/K,HBSTOP/K
                        HSSTRT/K,HSSTOP/K,VBSTRT/K,VBSTOP/K
                        VSSTRT/K,VSSTOP/K,MINROW/K,MINCOL/K
                        TOTROWS/K,TOTCOLS/K,BEAMCONO/K
        PATH:           Sys:System/Addmonitor

        Informs the Amiga that a non-RGB style monitor has been
        added to the system.

        Ex. Addmonitor NUM=3 NAME=Multiscan
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alias
        FORMAT:         ALIAS [<name>] [<string>]
        TEMPLATE:       NAME,STRING/F
        PATH:           ROM

        Creates a macro for a command or set of commands.
        Lists current aliases.

        Ex. Alias 1d Dir Df1:
        (Displays DF1:'s directory.)

        Ex. Alias Print Type [] to PRT:
        (Types the specified file to the printer.)
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ask
        FORMAT:         ASK <prompt>
        TEMPLATE:       PROMPT/A
        PATH:           ROM

        Obtains user input when executing a script.

        Ex. Prompt Boot Parbench (Y/N)?
        (Displays 'Boot Parbench (Y/N) in current window and waits
        for user input.)

        See 'IF','ELSE','ENDIF', and 'WARN' for more information.
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assign
        FORMAT:         ASSIGN [<name>:{dir}] [LIST] [EXISTS]
                        [DISMOUNT] [DEFER] [PATH] [ADD] [REMOVE]
                        [VOLS] [DIRS] [DEVICES]
        TEMPLATE:       NAME,TARGET/M,LIST/S,EXISTS/S,DISMOUNT/S,
                        DEFER/S,PATH/S,ADD/S,REMOVE/S,VOLS/S,DIRS/S,
                        DEVICES/S
        PATH:           C:

        Assigns a device name to a system directory.

        Ex. Assign Art: Work:DPAINT/PICS
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autopoint
        FORMAT:         AUTOPOINT [CX_PRIORITY=<n>]
        TEMPLATE:       CX_PRIORITY/K/N
        PATH:           Extras2.0:Tools/Commodities/AutoPoint
                        Sys:Tools/Commodities/AutoPoint

        Automatically select any window under the mouse pointer.

        Ex. Autopoint
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avail
        FORMAT:         [CHIP|FAST|TOTAL] [FLUSH]
        TEMPLATE:       CHIP/S,FAST/S,TOTAL/S,FLUSH/S
        PATH:           C:

        Reports the amount of Chip, Fast, and total memory available.
        Flushes unused libraries from memory.
        
        Ex. Avail
            Avail Chip
            Avail Fast
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binddrivers
        FORMAT:         BINDDRIVERS
        TEMPLATE:       NONE
        PATH:           C:

        Loads and runs add-on hardware drivers in the SYS:EXPANSION
        directory.
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break
        FORMAT:         BREAK <process> [ALL|C|D|E|F]
        TEMPLATE:       PROCESS/A/N,ALL/S,C/S,D/S,E/S,F/S
        PATH:           C:

        Sets attention flags in the specified process.
        CTRL-C, CTRL-D, CTRL-E, and CTRL-F

        Ex. Break 7
        (Sends CTRL-C to process 7.)
            Break 5 D
        (Sends CTRL-D to process 5.)
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calculator
        FORMAT:         Calculator
        TEMPLATE:       NONE
        PATH:           SYS:UTILITIES

        Calls up the calculator utility
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cd
        FORMAT:         CD [<DIR|PATTERN>]
        TEMPLATE:       DIR
        PATH:           ROM

        Changes or displays the current AmigaDOS directory.

        Ex. Cd Work:AmosPro
        (Switch to the AmosPro directory in WORK:.)
            Cd Li#?:
        (Switch to the first directory in the current device
        containing the string 'Li'.)
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changetaskpri
        FORMAT:         CHANGETASKPRI <priority> [<process>]
        TEMPLATE:       PRI=PRIORITY/A/N,PROCESS/K/N
        PATH:           C:

        Changes the priority of a currently running process.

        -128 = Lowest
         127 = Highest

         Ex. CHANGETASKPRI 7 Process 2
         (Changes the priority of process 2 to 7.)
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clock
        FORMAT:         CLOCK [DIGITAL] [[LEFT] <n>] [[TOP] <n>]
                        [[WIDTH] <n>] [[HEIGHT] <n>] [24HOUR]
                        [SECONDS][DATE]
        TEMPLATE:       DIGITAL/S,LEFT/N,TOP/N,WIDTH/N,HEIGHT/N,
                        24HOUR/S,SECONDS/S,DATE/S
        PATH:           SYS:UTILITIES

        Calls up the on screen clock.

        Ex. Clock Digital 100 50
        (Opens a digital clock at x-y location 100, 50.)
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cmd
        FORMAT:         CMD <devicename> <filename> [OPT s|m|n]
        TEMPLATE:       DEVICENAME/A,FILENAME/S,OPT/K
        PATH:           EXTRAS2.0:TOOLS
                        SYS:TOOLS

        Redirects printer output to a file.

        s       Skip inital writes / reset
        m       Intercept multiple files until Ctrl-C
        n       Show progress

        Ex. CMD parallel ram:print_file
        (Redirects parallel output to the file 'ram:print_file'.)
            CMD serial ram:BBS.txt
        (Redirects serial output to the file 'ram:BBS.txt'.)
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colors
        FORMAT:         COLORS [<bitplanes> screentype>]
        TEMPLATE:       BITPLANES,SCREENTYPE
        PATH:           EXTRAS2.0:TOOLS
                        SYS:TOOLS

        Changes the colors of the front-most or custom screen.

        Bitplanes       Colors          Screentype      Resolution
        1               2               0               320x200
        2               4               1               320x400
        3               8               2               640x200
        4               16              3               640x400
        5               32

        Ex. Colors 3 3
        (Opens a custom screen with a resolution of 640x400x8.)
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conclip
        FORMAT:         CONCLIP [UNIT <n> ] [OFF]
        TEMPLATE:       UNTIL/N,OFF/S
        PATH:           C:

        Activates text copy/paste functions.
        Moves data between the console.device (monitor) and the
        clipboard.device (copy/paste).

                CONTROL KEYS:

                        RIGHT AMIGA V : Paste Text
                        RIGHT AMIGA C : Copy Text

        Ex. Conclip 0
        (Turn conclip on as unit 0 [default].)
            Conclip 0 OFF
        (Deactivate clipping.)
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copy
        FORMAT:         COPY [FROM] {<name|pattern>} [TO] <name|pattern>
                        [ALL] [QUIET] [BUF|BUFFER=<n>] [CLONE] [DATES]
                        [NOPRO] [COM] [NOREQ]
        TEMPLATE:       FROM/A/M,TO/A,ALL/S,QUIET'S,BUF=BUFFERS/K/N,
                        CLONE/S,DATES/S,NOPRO/S,COM/S,NOREQ/S
        PATH:           C:

        Copies files or directories to other locations on a drive.

        Enter double quotes ("") in the TO field to copy file to the 
        current directory.

        Ex. Copy DF0:FONTS/Westgate.FONT to SYS:Fonts
        (Copy the 'Westgate.FONT' file in drive DF0:'s FONTS directory
        to SYS:'s fonts directory.)
            Copy WORK:Games/SQ4SG.002 to ""
        (Copy the file 'SQ4SG.002 in WORK:'s GAMES directory to the current 
        directory.)
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cpu
        FORMAT:         CPU [CACHE] [BURST] [NOBURST] [DATACACHE]
                        [DATABURST] [NODATACACHE] [NODATABURST]
                        [INSTCACHE] [INSTBURST] [NOINSTCACHE] 
                        [NOINSTBURST] [FASTROM] [NOFASTROM] [NOMMUTEST]
                        [CHECK 68020|68030|68881|68882|68851|MMU|FPU]
        TEMPLATE:       CACHE/S,BURST/S,NOCACHE/S,NOBURST/S,DATACACHE/S,
                        DATABURST/S,NODATACACHE/S,NODATABURST/S,INSTCACHE/S,
                        INSTBURST/S,NOINSTACACHE/S,NOINSTBURST/S,FASTROM/S,
                        NOFASTROM/S,NOMMUTEST/S,CHECK/K
        Path:           C:

        Changes the configuration of the CPU.
        
        CACHE/NOCACHE           Turns on/off data/intruction cache.
        BURST/NOBURST           Turns on/off data/instruction burst mode.
        [NO] DATA/INST/CACHE/BURST
                                Same as above, but with the option of
                                affecting only data or instructions.
        FASTROM/NOFASTROM       Turns on/off kickstart remapping.
        NOMMUTEST               Change MMU without use check.
        CHECK                   Checks for the presence of the supplied
                                keyword.
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date
        FORMAT:         DATE [<day>] [<date>] [<time>] [TO|VER <filename>]
        TEMPLATE:       DAY,DATE,TIME,TO=VER/K
        PATH:           C:

        Displays or sets the system date/time.
        Sends the current date to a file.

        Ex. Date 8-Nov-93 15:55
        (Sets the system date/time to November 8, 1993 at 4:55 PM.)
            Date to Rightnow.TXT
        (Copies the system date/time to the file 'Rightnow.txt'.)
            Date Tomorrow
        (Sets the system date/time to tomorrow's date.)
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delete
        FORMAT:         DELETE {<name|pattern>} [ALL] [Q|QUIET] [FORCE]
        TEMPLATE:       FILE/M/A,ALL/S,QUIET/S,FORCE/S
        PATH:           C:

        Deletes files or directories.

        WARNING: YOU CANNOT GET BACK WHAT YOU DELETE!
                 USE WITH CAUTION!

        Ex. Delete Work:Fred.txt
        (Deletes the file 'FRED.TXT' from the WORK directory.)
            Delete Work:Music ALL
        (Deletes ALL files and subdirectories from the WORK:Music
        directory.)
            Delete DO_NOT_DELETE!.DOC FORCE
        (Deletes the file 'DO_NOT_DELETE!.DOC' which is (was!)
        protected from deletion.)
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dir
        FORMAT:         DIR [<dir|pattern>] [OPT A|I|AI|D|F] [ALL]
                        [DIRS] [FILES] [INTER]
        TEMPLATE:       DIR,OPT/K,ALL/S,DIRS/S,FILES/S,INTER/S
        PATH:           C:

        Displays a sorted list of files and subdirectories in the current 
        directory.

        ALL             Displays all subdirectories and their files.
        DIRS            Displays ONLY directories.
        FILES           Displays ONLY files.
        INTER           Enters an interactive listing mode.
                        [RETURN]        Next name
                        E               Enter new directory
                        B               Go back one dir level
                        DEL - DELETE    Delete a file or empty directory
                        T               Type file content
                        C - COMMAND     Enter DOS commands
                        Q               Quit interactice mode
                        ?               List commands
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diskchange
        FORMAT:         DISKCHANGE <device>
        TEMPLATE:       DEVICE/A
        PATH:           C:

        Inform the Amiga of a media change in a device without diskchange
        hardware.

        Ex. Diskchange DF2:
        (DF2: being a 5.12" disk drive.)
            Diskchange CD0:
        (CD0: being a CD-ROM drive.)
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diskcopy
        FORMAT:         DISKCOPY [FROM] <disk> TO <disk> [NOVERIFY]
                        [MULTI] [NAME <name>]
        TEMPLATE:       DISK/A,TO/A,DISK/A,NOVERIFY/S,MULTI/S,NAME/S
        PATH:           SYS:SYSTEM

        Copies the contents of one disk to another.

        NOVERIFY        Turns verification off,  speeding up the copy.
        MULTI           Makes multiple copies without re-reading the
                        source disk.
        NAME <>         New name for copy.

        Ex. Diskcopy DF0: TO DF1: NOVERIFY NAME BACKUP
        (Copies the disk in DF0: to DF1: without verification and renames
        the copy to 'BACKUP'.)
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diskdoctor
        FORMAT:         DISKDOCTOR <drive>
        TEMPLATE:       DRIVE/A
        PATH:           C:

        Attempts to repair a corrupted disk.

        Ex. Diskdoctor DF0:

        Disks with unreadable root-directories are named 'Lazarus'.
        Funk & Wagnalls: Lazarus b. In the New Testament: A brother
                         of Martha and Mary, RAISED FROM THE DEAD
                         by Christ.
        (I was just as curious as you were!)
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echo
        FORMAT:         ECHO [<string>] [NOLINE]
        TEMPLATE:       /M,NOLINE/S
        PATH:           ROM

        Displays a specified string to the console.device (screen).

        NOLINE          Tells echo not to send the linefeed character.

        Ex. Echo "Only Amiga makes DOS work fun."
        (Displays:
                        Only Amiga makes DOS work fun.
                        1.Work>
        )
            Echo "IBM: Inferior But Marketable." NOLINE
        (Displays:
                        IBM: Inferior But Marketable.1.Work>
        )
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ed
        FORMAT:         ED [FROM] <filename> [SIZE <n>] [WITH]
                        [WINDOW] [TABS] [WIDTH] [HEIGHT]
        TEMPLATE:       FROM/A,SIZE/N,WITH/K,WINDOW/K,TABS/N
                        WIDTH=COLS/N,HEIGHT=ROWS/N
        PATH:           C:

        Allows the user to edit text files (such as the Help.Library).

        Ex. Edit S:Startup-Sequence
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else
        FORMAT:         ELSE
        TEMPLATE:       NONE
        PATH:           ROM

        Specifies an alternative action for an IF statment in a script
        file.

        Ex.
                If warn
                        Echo "Executing ParBench scripts..."
                        ...
                else
                        Echo "Executing SerBench scripts..."
                        ...
                endif

        See 'WARN','IF', 'ASK', and 'ENDIF' for more information.
#
endcli
        FORMAT:         ENDCLI
        TEMPLATE:       NONE
        PATH:           ROM

        Ends the current shell process.
#
endif
        FORMAT:         ENDIF
        TEMPLATE:       NONE
        PATH:           ROM

        Terminates an IF block.

        Ex.
                If warn
                        Echo "You pressed Y."
                endif

        See 'WARN','IF','ELSE', and 'ASK' for more information.
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endshell
	FORMAT:		ENDSHELL
	TEMPLATE:	NONE
	PATH:		ROM

	Ends the current shell process.
	
	See also: Endcli
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endskip
	FORMAT:		ENDSKIP
	TEMPLATE:	NONE
	PATH:		ROM

	Terminates the execution of a SKIP block in scripts.
	When the ENDSKIP command is encountered, execution of the script
	resumes at that line following the ENDSKIP.  The condition flag is
	set to 5 (WARN).
	
	See also: SKIP
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eval
	FORMAT:		EVAL <value1> [<operation>] [<value2>] [TO <file>]
			[LFORMAT=<string>]
	TEMPLATE:	VALUE1/A,OP,VALUE2/M,TO/K,LFORMAT/K
	PATH:		C:

	Evaluates and prints the answer of an integer expression.

	Operations:
			+	Addition	- 	Subtraction/Negation
			*	Multiplication	/	Division
			mod	Modulo		&	And
			|	Or		~	Not
			<<	Left shift	>>	Right shift
			xor	Exclusive OR	eqv	bitwise equivalence
	
	Ex. Eval 64/8+2
	(Displays: 10)
	    Eval 0x4f/010 LFORMAT="The answer is %x4*n"
	(Displays: The answer is 0009)
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exchange
	FORMAT:		EXCHANGE [CX_POPKEY=<key>] [CX_POPUP=no] 
			[CX_PRIORITY=<n>]
	TEMPLATE:	CX_POPKEY/K,CX_POPUP/K,CX_PRIORITY/K/N
	PATH:		SYS:UTILITIES

	Runs the Commodity Exchange program used for monitoring and
	controling other Commodity programs.

	Ex. Exchange "CX_POPKEY=SHIFT F1" "CX_POPUP=NO"
	(Runs the Exchange program without displaying it's window.
	It can be called by pressing the combination SHIFT F1.)
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execute
	FORMAT:		<script> [{arguments}]
	TEMPLATE:	NONE
	PATH:		C:

	Executes a script file with the specified arguments.
	This command is needed to run any AmigaDOS script files that
	have their 's' protection bit off.

	See also: PROTECT
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failat
	FORMAT:		FAILAT [<n>]
	TEMPLATE:	RCLIM/N
	PATH:		ROM

	Instructs a command sequence to fail is a program gives a return
	code greater than or equal to the given value (<n>).
#
fault
	FORMAT:		FAULT <error numbers>
	TEMPLATE:	/N,/N,/N,/N,/N,/N,/N,/N,/N,/N
	PATH:		ROM

	Prints the messages for the specified error code(s).
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filenote
	FORMAT:		FILENOTE [FILE] <file|pattern> [[COMMENT] <comment>]
			[ALL] [QUIET]
	TEMPLATE:	FILE/A,COMMENT,ALL/S,QUIET/S
	PATH:		C:

	Attaches a comment (up to 79 charaters) to the specified filename.
#
fixfonts
	FORMAT:		FIXFONTS
	TEMPLATE:	NONE
	PATH:		SYS:SYSTEM

	Updates the .font files in the FONTS: directory after a change.
#
fkey
	FORMAT:		FKEY [F1-F10=<string>] [SF1-SF10=<string>]
			[CX_PRIORITY=n] [CX_POPUP=yes|no]
	TEMPLATE:	KEY,CX_PRIORITY/K/N,CX_POPUP/K
	PATH:		SYS:TOOLS/COMMODITIES

	Assign a text string to any function or shifted function key.
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font
	FORMAT:		FONT [FROM <filename>] [EDIT] [USE] [SAVE] 
			[WORKBENCH] [SCREEN] [SYSTEM]
	TEMPLATE:	FROM,EDIT/S,USE/S,SAVE/S,WORKBENCH/S,SCREEN/S,SYSTEM/S
	PATH:		SYS:PREFS

	Change the fonts used by the system.
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format
	FORMAT:		FORMAT DRIVE <drive> NAME <name> [NOICONS][QUICK][FFS]
			[NOFFS]
	TEMPLATE:	DRIVE/S/K,NAMES/A/K,NOICONS/S,QUICK/S,FFS/S,NOFFS/S
	PATH:		SYS:SYSTEM

	Formats a disk for use with the Amiga.

	Ex. Format DRIVE DF0: NAME AmigaDISK
	(Formats the disk in drive DF0: and names it "AmigaDISK".)
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get
	FORMAT:		GET <variable name>
	TEMPLATE:	NAME/A
	PATH:		ROM

	Displays the value of the specified variable name.

	Ex. Set My_Name "Amiga Q. User"
	    Get My_Name	
	(Displays the string in the variable 'My_Name', which is currently
	set to "Amiga Q. User".)

	See also: SET
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getenv
	FORMAT:		GETENV <name>
	TEMPLATE:	NAME/A
	PATH:		ROM

	Gets the value of the specified global variable.
	Global variables are stored in ENV: and are recognized by all shell
	processes.

	Ex. Setenv Computer "Amiga"
	    Getenv Compuer
	(Displays the current value of the global variable 'Computer' in any
	shell process.)

	See also: SETENV
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graphicdump
	FORMAT:		GRAPHICDUMP [TINY|SMALL|MEDIUM|LARGE|<xdots>:<ydots>]
	TEMPLATE:	TINY/S,SMALL/S,MEDIUM/S,LARGE/S, <xdots>:<ydots>/S
	PATH:		SYS:TOOLS

	Prints out the frontmost screen.

	TINY:	1/4 the total width allowed by the printer
	SMALL:	1/2 the total width allowed by the printer
	MEDIUM:	3/4 the total width allowed by the printer
	LARGE:	the full width allowed by printer

	<xdots>:	Dots wide to print
	<ydots>:	Dots high to print
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iconedit
	FORMAT:		ICONEDIT
	TEMPLATE:	NONE
	PATH:		SYS:TOOLS

	Opens the icon editor.
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iconx
	FORMAT:		ICONX
	TEMPLATE:	NONE
	PATH:		C:

	Allows the execution of a script file from an icon.
	Placed in the 'defaul tool' field of an icon '.info' file.
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if
	FORMAT:		IF [NOT|WARN|ERROR|FAIL] [<string> EQ|GT|GE <string>]
			[VAL] [EXISTS <filename>]
	TEMPLATE:	NOT/S,WARN/S,ERROR/S,FAIL/A,,EQ/K,GT/K,GE/K,VAL/S,
			EXISTS/K
	PATH:		ROM

	Evaluates conditional operations in script files.

	Ex. If exists S:Welcome
	         type S:Welcome
	    endif

	See also: ENDIF
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info
	FORMAT:		INFO [<device>]
	TEMPLATE:	DEVICE
	PATH:		C:

	Gives information about the file system(s) specified.

	Ex. Info
	(Displays will vary depending on system configuration.)
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initprinter
	FORMAT:		INITPRINTER
	TEMPLATE:	NONE
	PATH:		SYS:TOOLS

	Initializes a printer based on options set in the printer preferences
	editors.  Same as rebooting the Amiga and restarting the printer.
#
input
	FORMAT:		INPUT [FROM <filename>] [EDIT|USE|SAVE]
	TEMPLATE:	FROM,EDIT/S,USE/S,SAVE/S
	PATH:		SYS:PREFS

	Lets you specify the different speeds for the mouse and keyboard to
	operate under.
#
install
	FORMAT:		INSTALL [DRIVE] [NOBOOT] [CHECK] [FFS]
	TEMPLATE:	DRIVE/A,NOBOOT/S,CHECK/S,FFS/S
	PATH:		C:

	Writes a boot block to a formatted disk, specifying whether it should
	be bootable.

	Ex. Install DF0:
	(Makes the disk in drive DF0: bootable.)
#
iprefs
	FORMAT:		IPREFS
	TEMPLATE:	NONE
	PATH:		C:

	Allows the preference editors to communicate with the Workbench, 
	making	changes effective as necessary.  This command should only
	be executed once as in the startup-sequence.
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join
	FORMAT:		JOIN {<file|pattern>} AS|TO <filename>
	TEMPLATE:	FILE/M,AS=TO/K/A
	PATH:		C:

	Concatenates two or more files into a new file.

	Ex. Join Part1.txt Part2.txt Part3.txt to Main.txt
	(Combines the files 'Part1.txt', 'Part2.txt', and 'Part3.txt' to the 
	file 'Main.txt'.)
#
keyshow
	FORMAT:		KEYSHOW
	TEMPLATE:	NONE
	PATH:		SYS:TOOLS

	Displays the current Keymap.
#
list
	FORMAT:		LIST [{<dir|pattern>}] [P|PAT <pattern>] [KEYS]
			[DATES] [NODATES] [TO <filename>] [SUB <string>]
			[SINCE <date>] [UPTO <date>] [QUICK] [BLOCK] [NOHEAD]
			[FILES] [DIR] [LFORMAT <string>] [ALL]
	TEMPLATE:	DIR/M,P=PAT/K,KEYS/S,DATES/S,NODATES/S,TO/K
			SUB/K,SINCE/K,UPTO/K,QUICK/S,BLOCK/S,NOHEAD/S,
			FILES/S,DIRS/S,LFORMATE/K,ALL/S
	PATH:		C:

	Lists the specified information about directories and files.
#
loadwb
	FORMAT:		LOADWB [-DEBUG][DELAY] [CLEANUP] [NEWPATH]
	TEMPLATE:	-DEBUG/S,DELAY/S,CLEANUP/S,NEWPATH/S
	PATH:		C:

	Starts the Workbench GUI.

		-DEBUG		Displays the developer menu
		DELAY		Waits 3 seconds before loading Workbench
		CLEANUP		Automatically "Cleans Up" the Workbench window
		NEWPATH		Sets a new default path for future Shell tasks

	Ex. 1.Ram:> cd C:
	    1.System2.0:C> Loadwb NEWPATH
	(Fututre Shell tasks will default to the path 'System2.0:C'.)
#
lock
	FORMAT:		LOCK <drive> [ON|OFF] [<passkey>]
	TEMPLATE:	DRIVE/A,ON/S,OFF/S,PASSKEY
	PATH:		C:

	Sets the write protect status of s disk.

	Ex. Lock Work: ON ThePassword
	(Sets the write protect status of 'WORK:' to on.)
	    Lock Work: OFF ThePassword
	(Sets the write protect status of 'WORK:' to off.)
	    Lock Work: OFF
        (This won't work because the passkey wasn't given.)
#
magtape
	FORMAT:		MAGTAPE [DEVICE <devicename>] [UNIT <n>]
			[RET|RETENSION] [REW|REWIND] [SKIP <n>]
	TEMPLATE:	DEVICE/K,UNIT/N/K,RET=RETENSION/S,REW=REWIND/S,
			SKIP/N/K
	PATH:		C:

	Used to retension, rewind, or skip files on SCSI tapes.
#
makedir
	FORMAT:		MAKEDIR {<name>} {<name>} etc..
	TEMPLATE:	NAME/M
	PATH:		C:

	Creates a new directory (without icon).

	Ex. Makedir Audio
	(Makes a new directory called 'Audio' in the current path.)
	    Makedir Df0:Tests Ram:QuickSound Work:Programs/Turbo
	(Makes three directories: 'TESTS' on drive DF0:, 'QuickSound' on RAM:
	 and 'Turbo' in Work:Programs.)
#
makelink
	FORMAT:		MAKELINK [FROM] <file> [TO] <file> [HARD] [FORCE]
	TEMPLATE:	FROM/A,TO/A,HARD/S,FORCE/S
	PATH:		C:

	Creates a link between files.

	Ex. Makelink FROM Libs:H.library TO Libs:Help.library
	(When an application calls for the 'H.Library', the 'Help.library
	 will be given..)
	Ex. Makelink FROM C:Paint TO Work:DCTV/DCTVPaint
	(Will load DCTVPaint when given 'Paint'.)
#
more
	FORMAT:		MORE <filename>
	TEMPLATE:	FILENAME/K
	PATH:		SYS:UTILITIES

	Displays the contents of an Amiga ASCII file.
#
mount
	FORMAT:		MOUNT <device> [FROM <filename>]
	TEMPLATE:	DEVICE/A,FROM/K
	PATH:		C:

	Makes the specified device connected to the Amiga available to
	the system.  Device information is located in the Devs:Mountlist
	file.
#
newcli
	FORMAT:		NEWCLI [<window specification>] [FROM <filename>]
	TEMPLATE:	WINDOW,FROM
	PATH:		ROM

	Starts a new Shell process.

	See NEWSHELL for more information.
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newshell
	FORMAT:		NEWSHELL [<window specification>] [FROM <filename>]
	TEMPLATE:	WINDOW,FROM
	PATH:		ROM

	Opens a new interactive shell window.

			Window specifications:

		CON:x/y/width/hight/title/options

		x	Starting X co-ordinate
		y 	Starting Y co-ordinate
		width	The width of the window, in pixels
		height	The height of the window, in pixels
		title	The shell window title bar text

!Press return to see window options.

				Window options:

	AUTO		Window automatically appears when it needs input
	CLOSE		The window has all standard gadgets, including
			the close gadget
	BACKDROP	The window appears behind the Workbench window
			and only has the zoom gadget
	NOBORDER	Window opens with no left or bottom border
	NODRAG		The window cannot be dragged
	NOSIZE		The window only has a depth gadget
	SCREEN <name>	Opens the window in a public screen
	SIMPLE		Expanding the window displays text that has
			been cut off
	SMART		Turns the 'SIMPLE' mode off
	WAIT		The window can only be closed by clicking
			on the close gadget
	WINDOW		See DOS book for more information on this
			PROGRAMMERS option
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nocapslock
	FORMAT:		NOCAPSLOCK [CX_PRIORITY=<n>]
	TEMPLATE:	CX_PRIORITY/K/N
	PATH:		SYS:TOOLS/COMMODITIES

	Disables the Caps Lock key.

	Pressing CRTL-E disables NoCapsLock
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nofastmem
	FORMAT:		NOFASTMEM
	TEMPLATE:	NONE
	PATH:		SYS:SYSTEM

	Forces the Amiga to use only CHIP memory.
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overscan
	FORMAT:		OVERSCAN [FROM <filename>] [EDIT] [USE]	[SAVE]
	TEMPLATE:	FROM,EDIT/S,USE/S,SAVE/S
	PATH:		SYS:PREFS

	Changes the size of the display areas for text and graphics.
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palette
	FORMAT:		PALLETE [FROM <filename>] [EDIT] [USE] [SAVE]
	TEMPLATE:	FROM,EDIT/S,USE/S,SAVE/S
	PATH:		SYS:PREFS

	Changes the colors of the Workbench screen.
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path
	FORMAT:		PATH [{<dir>}] [ADD] [SHOW] [RESET] [QUIET]
			[REMOVE]
	TEMPLATE:	DIR/M,ADD/S,SHOW/S,RESET/S,QUIET/S,REMOVE/S
	PATH:		ROM

	Controls the directory listing that the Shell searches to find
	commands.
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pointer
	FORMAT:		POINTER [FROM <filename>] [EDIT] [USE] [SAVE]
	TEMPLATE:	FROM,EDIT/S,USE/S,SAVE/S
	PATH:		SYS:PREFS

	Edits the appearance of the mouse pointer.
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printer
	FORMAT:		PRINTER [FROM <filename>] [EDIT] [USE] [SAVE]
	TEMPLATE:	FROM,EDIT/S,USE/S,SAVE/S
	PATH:		SYS:PREFS

	Specifies a printer and its options.
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printergfx
	FORMAT:		PRINTERGFX [FROM <filename>] [EDIT] [USE] [SAVE]
	TEMPLATE:	FROM,EDIT/S,USE/S,SAVE/S
	PATH:		SYS:PREFS

	Specifies printer graphics options.
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prompt
	FORMAT:		PROMPT [<prompt>]
	TEMPLATE:	PROMPT
	PATH:		ROM

	Changes the Shell prompt.

		Prompt variables:

			%N	The Shell task number
			%S	The current directory
			%R	The return code for the last operation
			'date'	The current date and time
				(Executes the DATE command as prompt.)
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protect
	FORMAT:		PROTECT [FILE] <file|pattern> [FLAGS] [+|-]
			[<flags>] [ADD|SUB] [ALL] [QUIET]
	TEMPLATE:	FILE/A,FLAGS,ADD/S,SUB/S,ALL/S,QUIET/S
	PATH:		C:

	Changes the protection bits of a file.

	Protection bits:

		r	The file can be read
		w	The file can be written to
		e	The file is executable (a program)
		d	The file can be deleted
		s	The file is a script
		p	The file is a pure command that can be made
			resident
		a	The file has been archived
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quit
	FORMAT:		QUIT [<return code>]
	TEMPLATE:	ReturnCode/M
	PATH:		ROM

	Exits from a script with a return code.
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relabel
	FORMAT:		RELABEL [DRIVE] <drive> [NAME] <name>
	TEMPLATE:	DRIVE/A,NAME/A
	PATH:		C:

	Changes the volume name of a disk.
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remrad
	FORMAT:		REMRAD [<drive>] [FORCE]
	TEMPLATE:	DRIVE,FORCE
	PATH:		C:

	Removes the recoverable ramdrive.device.

	FORCE removes it, even though it is in use.
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rename
	FORMAT:		RENAME [{FROM}] <name> [TO|AS] <name> [QUIET]
	TEMPLATE:	FROM/A/M,TO=AS/A,QUIET/S
	PATH:		C:

	Changes the name of a file or directory.
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resident
	FORMAT:		RESIDENT [<resident name>] [<filename>] [REMOVE]
			[ADD] [REPLACE] [PURE|FORCE] [SYSTEM]
	TEMPLATE:	NAME,FILE,REMOCE/S,ADD/S,REPLACE/S,PURE=FORCE/S,
			SYSTEM/S
	PATH:		ROM

	Allows the user to display and modify the list of resident
	commands.

	Pure (=force) forces a file with its pure-bit not set to
	be resident.
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run
	FORMAT:		RUN <command> [+{<command>}]
	TEMPLATE:	COMMAND/F
	PATH:		C:

	Runs a program as a background process.
	+ allows the stacking of commands.

	Ex. Run Dir + Work:Apps/Dpaint + Del Backup.IFF
		- or -
	    Run Dir +
            Work:Apps/Dpaint +
	    Del Backup.IFF
	(Will execute the specified programs.)
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say
	FORMAT:		SAY [-m] [-f] [-r] [-n] [-s <n>] [-p <n>]
			[-x <filename>]
	TEMPLATE:	-m/S,-f/S,-r/S,-n/S,-s/K/N,-p/K/N,-x/K
	PATH:		SYS:UTILITIES

	Runs the built-in speech program.

	Say options:

		-m	Male voice		-f	Female voice
		-r	Monotone voice		-n	Natural voice
		-s<n>	Speed of voice (40-400)	-p<n>	Pitch of voice
							(65-320)

		-x <filename>	Reads the contents of the specified
				text file.

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screenmode
	FORMAT:		SCREENMODE [FROM <filename>] [EDIT] [USE] [SAVE]
	TEMPLATE:	FROM,EDIT/S,USE/S,SAVE/S
	PATH:		SYS:PREFS

	Runs the screen preferences editor.
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search
	FORMAT:		SEARCH [FROM] <name|pattern>
			[SEARCH|NAME] <string|pattern> [ALL] [NONUM] 
			[QUIET] [QUICK] [FILE] [PATTERN]
	TEMPLATE:	FROM/A/M,SEARCH/A,ALL/S,NONUM/S,QUIET/S,QUICK/S,
			FILES/S,PATTERN/S
	PATH:		C:

	Searches for the specified text string in the files of the 
	specified directory or directories.

	Search options:

		NONUM	Line numbers aren't printed
		QUIET	Files being searched are not displayed
		QUICK	Uses a more compact output format
		FILE	Looks for a file by the specified name, rather
			than a text string in the file
		PATTERN	Uses pattern matching in the search
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serial
	FORMAT:		SERIAL [FROM <filename>] [EDIT] [USE] [SAVE]
	TEMPLATE:	FROM,EDIT/S,USE/S,SAVE/S
	PATH:		SYS:PREFS

	Runs the serial device preferences editor.
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set
	FORMAT:		SET [<name>] [<string>]
	TEMPLATE:	NAME,STRING/F
	PATH:		ROM

	Sets a local variable.

	Ex. Set System "Commodore Amiga"
	(Sets the variable 'System' to the string 'Commodore Amiga'.)
		
	SEE ALSO: GET and UNSET
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setclock
	FORMAT:		SETCLOCK LOAD|SAVE|RESET
	TEMPLATE:	LOAD/S,SAVE/S,RESET/S
	PATH:		C:

	Sets the system clock based on data stored in the battery
	backed-up time hardware.

	Setclock options:

		LOAD 	Loads the system time from the battery backed-up
			hardware

		SAVE	Saves the system time to the battery backed-up
			hardware

		RESET	Resets the system clock completely.
			* Used when a poorly written program turns the clock
			  off or other errors are involved.

	SEE ALSO: DATE
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setdate
	FORMAT:		SETDATE <file|pattern> [<weekday>] [<date>]
			[<time>] [ALL]
	TEMPLATE:	FILE/A,WEEKDAY,DATE,TIME,ALL/S
	PATH:		C:

	Changes an AmigaDOS file or directory's timestamp.

	Ex. Setdate Help.library
	(Sets the Help.library's timestamp to the current date and time.)
	    Setdate Help.library Tuesday
	(Sets the Help.library's timestamp to Tuesday of this week.)

	SEE ALSO: DATE
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setenv
	FORMAT:		SETENV [<name>] [<string>]
	TEMPLATE:	NAME,STRING/F
	PATH:		ROM

	Sets a global variable for use with every Shell.

	Ex. Setenv Amiga "Creative"
	(Sets the global variable 'Amiga' to the string "Creative".)

	SEE ALSO: GETENV, UNSETENV
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setfont
	FORMAT:		SETFONT <font> <size> [SCALE] [PROP] [ITALIC]
			[BOLD] [UNDERLINE]
	TEMPLATE:	NAME/A,SIZE/A,SCALE/S,PROP/S,ITALIC/S,BOLD/S,
			UNDERLINE/S
	PATH:		C:

	Changes the current Shell font.

	Setfont options:

		SCALE	   Enables bitmap scaling
		PROP	   Allows proportional fonts
		ITALIC	   The font will be italic
		BOLD	   The font will be boldface
		UNDERLINE  The font will be underlined
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setmap
	FORMAT:		SETMAP <keymap>
	TEMPLATE:	KEYMAP/S
	PATH:		SYS:SYSTEM

	Changes the keymap used by the Amiga.

!Press return to see keymap names.

	Keymaps:

		cdn	French Canadian
		ch1	Swiss French
		ch2	Swiss German
		d	German
		dk	Danish
		e 	Spanish
		f	French
		gb	Great Britain
		i 	Italian
		is	Icelandic
		n	Norwegian
		s	Swedish
		usa0	American (for programs developed before V1.0)
		usa	American
		usa2	Dvorak
#
setpatch
	FORMAT:		[NOCACHE] [QUIET]
	TEMPLATE:	NOCACHE/S,QUIET/S
	PATH:		C:

	Makes the ROM patches to the system software.

	Setpatch options:

		NOCACHE	 Turns off data cache on third-party accelerator
			 cards.  Use when experiencing system failures.

		QUIET	 Disables screen output
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skip
	FORMAT:		SKIP [<label>] BACK
	TEMPLATE:	LABEL,BACK/S
	PATH:		ROM

	Skips forward to a label in script files.

		BACK 	Searches from the start of the script file

!Press return for example.
	Ex. 
		; Example for SKIP

		Echo You are using an
		skip Realname           ;Skip to the label 'REALNAME'
		echo IBM.		;This line is never printed
		;
		lab Realname            ;Label 'REALNAME'
		 echo Amiga by Commodore.
			
		;end.

	SEE ALSO: EXECUTE, LAB
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sort
	FORMAT:		SORT [FROM] <file|pattern> [TO] <filename>
			[COLSTART <n>] [CASE] [NUMERIC]
	TEMPLATE:	FROM/S,TO/A,COLSTART/K.CASE/S,NUMERIC/S
	PATH:		C:

	Alphabetically sorts the lines of a file.

	Sort options:

		COLSTART <n>	Specifies a column to start comparison
		CASE		Capitalized items will output first
		NUMERIC		Items beginning with numbers will sort
				by those numbers.  Others will be treated
				as 0.
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stack
	FORMAT:		STACK [<n>]
	TEMPLATE:	SIZE/N
	PATH:		ROM

	Displays or sets the stack value for the current process.

	* WARNING:   A stack size under 4000 or over 25000 may cause a
		     software failure.  (Aka: Guru Message)
#
status
	FORMAT:		STATUS [<process>] [FULL] [TCB] [CLI|ALL]
			[COMMAND <command>]
	TEMPLATE:	PROCESS/N,FULL/S,TCB/S,CLI=ALL/S,COM=COMMAND/K
	PATH:		C:

	Lists information about Shell/CLI processes.

	Status options:

		<process>	Process number
		FULL		Gives a full list of information
				(Stacksize, global vector size, priority,
				 current command)
		TCB		Same as FULL, but omits the command 
				information.
		<command>	Tells status to search for the specified
				command in the process list.

	SEE ALSO: BREAK
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time
	FORMAT:		TIME [EDIT]
	TEMPLATE:	EDIT/S
	PATH:		SYS:PREFS

	Runs the system time editor.
#
type
	FORMAT:		TYPE <file|pattern> [TO <name>] [OPT H|N] [HEX]
			[NUMBER]
	TEMPLATE:	FROM/A/M,TO/K,OPT/K,HEX/S,NUMBER/S
	PATH:		C:

	Displays a test file.

	Type options:

		OPT H	 Types file in hexadecimal format
		(HEX)

		OPT N	 Types file with line numbers
		(NUMBER)
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unalias
	FORMAT:		UNALIAS [<name>]
	TEMPLATE:	NAME
	PATH:		ROM

	Removes the named alias from the alias list.
	Unalias itself lists all aliases.

	SEE ALSO: ALIAS
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unset
	FORMAT:		UNSET [<name>]
	TEMPLATE:	NAME
	PATH:		ROM

	Removes the speficied local variable from the variable list.
	Unset itself lists all variables.

	SEE ALSO: SET
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unsetenv
	FORMAT:		UNSETENV [<name>]
	TEMPLATE:	NAME
	PATH:		ROM

	Removes the global variable specified from the global
	variable list.
	Unsetenv itself lists all global variables.
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version
	FORMAT:		VERSION	[<library|device|file>]
			[<version #>] [<revision #>] [<unit #>]
			[FILE] [INTERNAL] [RES] [FULL]
	TEMPLATE:	NAME,VERSION,REVISION,UNIT,FILE/S, INTERNAL/S
			RES/S,FULL/S
	PATH:		C:

	Finds the software version and revision numbers of a library,
	command, device, or Workbench disk.

	Version options:

		<version#>      Returns 0 if either is greater than or    
		<revision#>     equal to the specified values, 5 (warn) 
				otherwise
		
		<unit#>		Used with multi-unit devices
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wait
	FORMAT:		WAIT [<n>] [SEC|SECS] [MIN|MINS] [UNTIL <time>]
	TEMPLATE:	/N,SEC=SECS/S,MIN=MINS/S,UNTIL/K
	PATH:		C:

	Waits for the specified time.

	Wait options:

		SEC	Wait x seconds
		(SECS)

		MIN	Wait x minutes
		(MINS)

		UNTIL <time>	Waits for the specified time

				Ex. 20:35
				(Waits for 8:35pm.)
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wbpattern
	FORMAT:		WBPATTERN [FROM <filename>] [EDIT] [USE] [SAVE] 
			[WORKBENCH] [WINDOW]
	TEMPLATE:	FROM,EDIT/S,USE/S,SAVE,WORKBENCH/S,WINDOW/S
	PATH:		SYS:PREFS

	Runs the Workbench/Window pattern editor.
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which
	FORMAT:		WHICH <command> [NORES] [RES] [ALL]
	TEMPLATE:	FILE/A,NORES/S,RES/S,ALL/S
	PATH:		C:

	Searches the command path for the specified item.

	Which options:

		NORES	The resident list is not examined
		RES	Only the resident list is examined
		ALL	Searches the entire search path, even after
			one or more instances of the named item have
			been found and listed
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why
	FORMAT:		WHY
	TEMPLATE:	NONE
	PATH:		ROM

	Prints an error message that explains why the previous 
	command failed (if it did).
#