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Robert Mills wrote:
> :hello user.account,udcgroup
> :copy udcfile,newudc
> :editor (make your changes)
> :sh -L
> shell/iX> man mv (this will display the documentation for the mv command)
> shell/iX> mv ./NEWUDC ./UDCFILE
> shell/iX> exit
<ahem> you don't have to go into the shell to use 'mv'. from the colon
prompt....
:mv "./NEWUDC ./UDCFILE"
...works just fine. the above assumes that 'newudc' and 'udcfile' are in the
group you're currently in. also -- capitalization is important since you're
using a posix program. if your udc's are in another group (say '.udc') then
your command would be:
:mv "../UDC/NEWUDC ../UDC/UDCFILE"
this assumes that both files are in your current logon account. both examples
assume that 'hpbin' are in your path. if not then invoke 'mv' by typing:
:mv.hpbin.sys <blahblahblah> - d
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